We’re getting ready. 
Over the past months at LimeChain 
, we’ve been focused on one thing: building a Mainnet that actually works - not just one that launches.
Right now, we’re deep in Testnet, pushing every layer of the system to its limits:
- Core protocol stability under load
- Validator and worker performance
- Network latency, throughput, and finality
- Governance flows and on-chain voting
- Chat and coordination mechanisms between participants
- Transaction lifecycle (submission → inclusion → confirmation)
- State consistency and data integrity across nodes
- Incentive mechanisms and reward distribution
- Slashing conditions and fault tolerance
- Node sync, recovery, and failover scenarios
- Security testing, including attack simulations and adversarial behavior
- RPC reliability
- Indexing, data availability, and query performance
- Testing potential edge cases
We’re not rushing this.
Quality is not a tradeoff, it’s the product.
Every test, every failure, every fix gets us closer to a network that you can actually rely on from day one.
If everything continues on track, Mainnet will go live in the first week of May.
Until then, we keep testing. We keep pushing. 