Monad has reported 100% network uptime since its public mainnet launch on Nov. 24, 2025, according to a Techub brief citing the project’s official blog. The Layer 1 blockchain said it has produced more than 60 million blocks over that period without any network interruption or outage. The update also outlined several technical details tied to the chain’s performance profile. Monad said its network runs on the MonadBFT consensus protocol, with a 300-millisecond block time and 600-millisecond finality. About 200 validator nodes are currently participating in consensus, according to the project. The team added that the protocol uses a pipelined design and a mechanism intended to eliminate tail forks in order to improve fault tolerance. Monad also said it has a seven-figure bug bounty program in place to help protect code security.
Monad has maintained 100% network uptime since its public mainnet launch on Nov. 24, 2025, according to a Techub News brief that cited the project’s official blog. The Layer 1 blockchain said it has produced more than 60 million blocks since launch, with no network interruption or downtime during that period.
The network uses the MonadBFT consensus protocol. Monad said block production runs at 300 milliseconds, while finality is reached in 600 milliseconds. About 200 validator nodes are currently taking part in consensus. The project also said the protocol improves fault tolerance through a pipelined design and a mechanism that removes "tail forks," and that it operates a seven-figure bug bounty program to protect code security.
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