Getting Started
Welcome to t3rn, a smart contract hosting platform designed for seamless and fail-safe multichain executions. t3rn is uniquely positioned to bridge the gaps in blockchain interoperability, offering developers and users alike a flexible and efficient environment for blockchain interactions.
Core Features of t3rn​
- Enhanced Security with Trustless Validation:
- t3rn maintains high security and trustless validations through Rangers. These specialized participants continuously monitor connected blockchains, submitting the latest block headers to the t3rn Circuit.
- Multichain Smart Contract Executions:
- t3rn enables smart contracts to perform transactions across multiple blockchain networks, ensuring fail-safe operations and expanded functionality.
- Support for Multiple Languages:
- Developers can write smart contracts in Solidity, !ink, or any language that compiles to WASM. t3rn supports both WASM and EVM, offering versatility in development.
- Open-Source Registry:
- Smart contracts on t3rn are stored in an open-source registry, making them accessible for reuse and development by the broader community.
- Remuneration for Creators:
- Contract creators are rewarded each time their code is executed, receiving a share of the gas fee. This incentivizes open-source development and fosters a new paradigm of collaborative creation.
Key Network Participants​
To facilitate its multichain transactions, t3rn relies on essential network participants:
- Executors:
- Executors play a crucial role in processing cross-chain transactions. They assess, bid on, and execute orders created by users, ensuring efficient transaction completion.
- Attesters:
- Attesters are responsible for verifying the correctness and completion of cross-chain transactions. They submit attestations that are crucial for the validation and finalization of transactions.
- Collator:
- Callators in the t3rn ecosystem are vital for facilitating cross-chain communication and transactions. They relay transaction information between chains, ensuring accurate and efficient execution of cross-chain calls.
Getting Started with t3rn:​
- Collator Node Operation:
- To participate in the t3rn network, you can set up and run a collator node. This involves installing the software, configuring settings, and syncing with the desired network (e.g., t2rn, t0rn, t1rn, or t3rn).
- Smart Contract Development:
- Develop smart contracts using Solidity or any WASM-compatible language. Deploy your contracts to t3rn’s open-source registry to make them available for multichain execution and collaboration. Learn more about the t3rn Smart Contract Hub.
- Participate as an Executor or Attester:
- Join the network as an Executor to process transactions or as an Attester to validate them. Engage in the ecosystem by bidding on orders, executing transactions, and submitting attestations.
- Explore t3rn's Capabilities:
- Dive into the world of cross-chain swaps, understand the functionalities of the Remote Order, EscrowGMP, and Attestations Verifier contracts, and explore how t3rn solves blockchain connections.
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