The Uniswap L2 network, Unichain mainnet, will be launched at the beginning of next year
Uniswap L2 network Unichain has announced the development roadmap for its mainnet, which will officially launch early next year. Since the launch of the Unichain Sepolia testnet in October, 50 million test transactions and over 4 million test contracts have been deployed on the network. The Sepolia testnet is now public, and infrastructure providers are actively testing the mainnet.
After the mainnet goes live, it will continue to promote decentralization and performance improvement through new features. These features will first go live on experimental testnets for stability and performance testing before moving to Sepolia for broader testing, finally launching on the mainnet. The first feature on public experimental testnets is Flashblocks, which reduces effective block time to 250 milliseconds making transactions instantaneous.
The Unichain verification network will also be launched on experimental testnets with community members invited to run validation nodes for testing.
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