TON Foundation Aims to Secure Guinness World Record as the World's Fastest Blockchain
On October 11, the Open Network Foundation (TON Foundation) announced its upcoming attempt to claim the title of "world's fastest blockchain," that will approved by the Guinness World Records. The public network performa...
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