Venom Foundation has successfully completed a closed-network stress test of its next-generation protocol, which demonstrates high performance and fast transaction finalization, processing 150,000 transactions per second.
Importance for Markets
The tests demonstrated that Venom's new technology significantly accelerates data processing. The protocol based on DAG consensus allows achieving over 400,000 transactions per second in synthetic tests while ensuring real-time finality.
* **Processing Speed** — The protocol ensures high speed and reliability. * **Fair Order Flow** — The distributed sorting layer prevents front-running. * **Parallel Smart Contracts Execution** — Enables high-volume DeFi and microtransactions processing. * **Deterministic Security** — Provides reliable finalization without the risk of forks. * **Lean Networking Footprint** — Maintains low bandwidth costs.
Path to Production
According to Venom Foundation's plans, a testnet will be launched in Q2 2025, including security audits and ecosystem tools. The mainnet migration is set for Q3 2025, followed by ecosystem expansion in Q4 2025.
* **Testnet (Q2 2025)** — Security audits, ecosystem tooling. * **Mainnet Migration (Q3 2025)** — In-place hard fork. * **Ecosystem Expansion (Q4 2025)** — Cross-chain bridges and feature-complete SDKs.
About Venom Foundation
Venom Foundation, registered in the Cayman Islands, consists of researchers and developers from Abu Dhabi who focus on developing and supporting the Venom blockchain. It operates as a nonprofit organization supporting research and development.
Venom Foundation is demonstrating significant progress in developing its protocol, which could play an important role in the future of blockchain technologies and the various ecosystems built upon them.
