The Sui mainnet will integrate the Mysticeti consensus algorithm based on DAG
Sui tweeted that its mainnet will integrate Mysticeti, a DAG-based consensus algorithm, and that the upgrade process will be rolled out in several steps over the next few weeks. Officially, Mysticeti took 390 milliseconds to reach consensus on the test network and 640 milliseconds to finally settle, an 80 percent reduction compared to Narwhal-Bullshark. In addition to decoupling latency from throughput, the algorithm maintains extremely high throughput (even in the event of network and node failures). In addition, Mysticeti verifiers can sign and share blocks without authentication, and its submission rules naturally appoint multiple leaders each round, which allows more transactions to be on the chain earlier.
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