Monad has lowered its block time to 300 milliseconds, according to a post cited by Odaily and attributed to Tom Wan, head of data at Entropy Advisors. Wan also said Solana is moving from 400 milliseconds toward a 200-millisecond target. Even with Monad’s latest reduction, the fastest block times mentioned in the update still belong to Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain, which were listed at 250 milliseconds and 100 milliseconds, respectively. The figures provide a snapshot of how several blockchain networks are currently positioning their execution speeds, based on Wan’s update. No additional technical details or rollout timeline were disclosed in the brief.
Monad has announced that it is reducing its block time to 300 milliseconds, according to a post from Tom Wan, head of data at Entropy Advisors, cited by Odaily.
Wan added that Solana is also working toward a 200-millisecond target from 400 milliseconds.
As of now, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain still lead on block speed among the networks mentioned, at 250 milliseconds and 100 milliseconds, respectively.
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