Real-time EVM chains compared: Monad, MegaETH, RISE, Sei, Sonic
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Side-by-side of real-time EVM contenders with their throughput and latency claims: Monad L1, MegaETH L2, RISE L2, Sei GIGA and Sonic.
Key claims
Monad: 10k TPS, 400ms blocks
MegaETH: 10 gigagas/s, up to 100k TPS, 0.01s blocks
Sei GIGA: 5 gigagas/s, up to 200k TPS
The era of real-time EVMs is upon us:
- @monad: About to launch L1 mainnet with 10k TPS, 400ms block times and sub-second finality, enabled by specialized MonadBFT consensus, optimistic parallelization, asynchronous execution and the custom-built MonadDB.
- @megaeth: Nearing mainnet of its L2 settling on Ethereum and using EigenDA for data availability, and with 10 gigagas per second in throughput, supporting up to 100k TPS with 0.01s block times.
- @risechain: Ethereum-based L2 using Celestia for DA, and achieving 10 gigagas per second in throughput (100k TPS) at 5ms latency, using custom DB structure, parallelization and continuous execution with shreds enabling efficient interrupt-driven block construction.
- @SeiNetwork: Live L1 chain with upcoming GIGA upgrade (centered around aggressive optimization of consensus engine (Autobahn) with unique multi-proposer architecture) which enables 5 gigagas/s (up to 200k TPS) and 400ms finality.
- @SonicLabs: Is a live L1 (successor of Fantom) with sub-second block times and theoretical max throughput of up to 400k TPS.
Who are you betting on anon?