According to ChainCatcher news and the official Twitter, Sei Network announced that the mainnet is now ready. Additionally, it stated that in order to truly have resilience and robustness, a blockchain must be decentralized. The Atlantic-2 testnet achieved the fastest block finality time among all blockchains, even with validator nodes located in 12 countries across 3 continents. Therefore, Sei's mainnet ready version is a fully globalized and physically decentralized network.

ChainCatcher news, Layer1 public chain [Sei Network](https://www.rootdata.com/zh/Projects/detail/Sei Network?k=Mjc5MA==) tweeted that, one week after the launch of the Atlantic-2 testnet, it has over 500,000 independent users.According to ChainCatcher's previous report, Sei Network regards Atlantic-2 as the last milestone before the mainnet launch of Sei. Atlantic-2 will adopt Sei's Twin Turbo consensus, DeliverTx and Enblock parallelization, and permissionless deployment. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Layer1 public chain Sei Network announced the upcoming launch of the final version of the testnet, Atlantic-2. Sei Network regards this version as the last milestone before the mainnet launch. Atlantic-2 will adopt Sei's Twin Turbo consensus, DeliverTx and Enblock parallelization, and permissionless deployment.It is reported that the Twin Turbo consensus features Intelligent Block Propagation and Optimistic Block Processing, allowing Sei to broadcast and process blocks faster than ordinary Tendermint; in terms of parallelization, Sei utilizes two different types of parallelization to further improve network throughput and latency, where DeliverTx parallelization allows for the parallelization of all types of transactions, while Endblock parallelization is only applicable to order transactions. (source link)