Protocol / RISE mainnet

Network

Observed throughput, sealed blocks and the infrastructure behind RISE.

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TPS · 24h average

Avg block time

1.0s

Network utilization

Block height

25.94M

24h transactions

7.49M

Total transactions

3112.42M

Chain accounts

26.32K

Average gas price

0.01 gwei

Block activityLatest 25 sealed blocks · observed transaction count and gas utilization

Transactions · left axisGas utilization · right axis

RISE — the trading chain

RISE is an Ethereum L2 built for real-time markets. Its Continuous Block Pipeline and parallel EVM (pEVM) process transactions while shreds stream early execution results to applications. Full L2 blocks arrive roughly once a second; Ethereum settlement happens separately. RISEx brings crypto, equity and commodity perpetuals together with portfolio margin and AutoYield. Published capacity figures below describe the network design; measured activity appears in the live counters.

Verified 28 Oct 2026 · RISE overview ↗ · Technical docs ↗

Type

Ethereum L2

OP Stack · settles to Ethereum

Execution

pEVM

parallel EVM across CPU cores

Block time

~1s

full block + state root

Latency

~1ms

published execution latency · shreds

Capacity

5 Ggas/s

published capacity · 50k peak TPS

Settlement

Ethereum

L1 settlement · EigenDA data availability

How RISE works

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Mempool

1 · Trade submitted

Your order is sent to the RISE sequencer's mempool — the pool of pending transactions waiting to be processed. On RISE that wait is measured in milliseconds, not seconds, so trading feels instant.