PARTICLE NETWORK testnet PHASE 1 went live for 7 days, with the number of UNIVERSAL ACCOUNTS exceeding 600K. As a modular L1 blockchain achieving chain abstraction, PARTICLE NETWORK, in its testnet PHASE 1, has connected major L1/L2s such as ETHEREUM, BNB CHAIN, POLYGON, and BTC L2S based on a high-performance EVM execution environment. Users can perform cross-chain transactions without directly holding native tokens from other chains through the UNIVERSAL GAS TOKEN. To date, users have completed over 13M cross-chain atomic transactions on PARTICLE L1. The testnet upgrade has been completed for the upcoming PHASE 2, which includes UNIVERSAL LIQUIDITY, aiming to achieve seamless cross-chain asset integration and address user and liquidity fragmentation issues in the context of chain explosion.

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According to official sources, the Particle Network testnet Phase 1 has been online for 7 days, with the number of Universal Accounts exceeding 600,000. As a modular L1 public chain that implements chain abstraction, in the Phase 1 testnet, Particle Network's Universal Account is based on a high-performance EVM execution environment, bridging mainstream L1/L2 chains such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, BTC L2s, etc. During this process, users can conduct cross-chain transactions on the entire network using the Universal Gas Token without directly holding native tokens from other chains. As of now, users have completed over 13 million atomic transactions across the Particle L1. The testnet upgrade activated at block height 439944 has been completed, paving the way for the upcoming Phase 2 testnet release, which includes Universal Liquidity. At that time, users and developers will be able to seamlessly integrate assets across multiple chains on the Particle Network based on the Universal Account, enabling seamless abstract distribution of purchasing power across chains and addressing the issue of user and liquidity fragmentation in the context of chain explosion.

PARTICLE NETWORK testnet PHASE 1 has been online for 7 days, with the number of UNIVERSAL ACCOUNTs surpassing 600,000