Bitroot Showcases 100,000-TPS Parallel-EVM AI Layer-1 at Bitcoin Asia 2026 as Mainnet Nears
Key Takeaways
- •Bitroot is presenting its parallel-EVM infrastructure at Bitcoin Asia 2026 in Hong Kong and co-hosting a networking event for builders and investors.
- •In May, the project re-architected its core engine from Go to Rust and added parallel Merkle verification, a lock-free mempool, and a five-stage execution pipeline.
- •Bitroot says the upgrade increased performance to more than 100,000 transactions per second with 0.3-second finality.
- •The public testnet has exceeded 300,000 addresses, and its native DEX, bridge, explorer, and faucet are live.
- •The project has activated Node Staking and Liquid Staking, with total staked BRT surpassing 100 million through Task Platform 2.0.
HONG KONG — August 27, 2026 — Bitroot, a high-performance, low-latency Layer-1 blockchain built for AI and machine-economy applications, is presenting its parallel-EVM infrastructure at Bitcoin Asia 2026, held August 27–28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The project's Chief Strategy Officer is joining a conference panel, and Bitroot is co-hosting an evening networking event for builders and investors.
The appearance caps a three-month sprint of technical and ecosystem milestones. In May, Bitroot completed a core re-architecture, migrating its engine from Go to Rust and introducing parallel Merkle verification, a lock-free mempool, and a five-stage execution pipeline. The upgrade lifted throughput to 100,000+ TPS with 0.3-second finality, a key benchmark as more teams evaluate whether a chain can support AI agents and other high-frequency onchain workloads without sacrificing latency.
The public testnet has since surpassed 300,000 addresses, with a native DEX, bridge, explorer, and faucet all live.
Network economics have developed alongside. Bitroot has activated Node Staking and Liquid Staking (LSD), and total staked BRT has passed 100 million through its Task Platform 2.0, which rewards community contribution via staking, teams, and referrals. The project also closed an Africa Ecosystem Round at $2 per BRT and held its first in-person community meetup in Kenya, underscoring a global expansion strategy targeting AI infrastructure, RWA, and Physical AI.
Together, these advances move Bitroot toward a Release Candidate and mainnet launch, positioning the network as base-layer infrastructure for the emerging machine economy, where AI agents and real-world applications demand throughput and latency that general-purpose chains cannot deliver. For builders and partners at Bitcoin Asia, the milestone set provides a current snapshot of how Bitroot is packaging both technical performance and ecosystem activity ahead of mainnet.
"AI and machine-economy applications will generate transaction volumes today's chains simply can't absorb. We rebuilt Bitroot from the core to meet that reality and bringing it to Bitcoin Asia lets us show builders across Asia what a purpose-built, high-performance L1 actually runs like."
— Jerry Jiang, Chief Strategy Officer, Bitroot
Bitroot's team is meeting partners, developers, and investors throughout Bitcoin Asia and at its co-hosted event, "TO THE MOON," on August 28 in Central, Hong Kong.
About Bitroot
Bitroot is a parallel-EVM AI Layer-1 delivering 100,000+ TPS and 0.3-second finality via Pipeline BFT consensus and BLS signatures. Backed by a $1M seed round and supported by 50 ambassadors and 90+ ecosystem partners, Bitroot is building high-performance, low-latency infrastructure for AI and the machine economy. Further information is available at bitroot.co, and the project posts updates on X as @Bitroot_.
Media contact: Jerry Yu — JerryY@bitroot.co
