LayerZero said its Zero blockchain architecture can now scale horizontally to 5 million transactions per second, marking a major technical claim tied to the team’s push into Layer 1 infrastructure. The architecture separates transaction execution from verification through zero-knowledge proofs and is paired with ATLAS, an exchange infrastructure product that has drawn support from institutions including Citadel Securities and DTCC. LayerZero was previously best known for its cross-chain messaging protocol, but the team said in February this year that it was shifting toward L1 development. According to the announcement, Zero uses a parallel design built around multiple Atomicity Zones, with a single zone capable of handling 2 million TPS. Tether’s USDt0 is already running on the infrastructure, and the cost per transaction is about $0.0001. The update was cited by Techub, which referenced CryptoBriefing.
LayerZero said its Zero blockchain architecture can now scale horizontally to 5 million transactions per second.
The company said the architecture separates transaction execution from verification through zero-knowledge proofs. It also introduced ATLAS, an exchange infrastructure offering that has received support from institutions including Citadel Securities and DTCC.
LayerZero was previously known for its cross-chain messaging protocol. In February this year, the team announced a shift toward Layer 1 development. Zero uses a parallel design based on multiple Atomicity Zones, and a single zone can process 2 million TPS.
Tether’s USDt0 is already running on the infrastructure, with transaction costs of about $0.0001 per transfer.
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