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imuachain

Imuachain is an omnichain restaking protocol that combines the crypto-economic security from multiple blockchain networks and tokens, and extends it to any off-chain system. The protocol is designed with a modular architecture, incorporating Tendermint-based Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) consensus mechanism, Zero-Knowledge (ZK) light-client bridging, and a fully EVM-compatible execution environment. This design enables smooth interactions for restakers and seamless integration for developers. Additionally, we introduce novel concepts, such as Union Restaking, where off-chain services can form a union to extend the crypto-economic security of their own tokens to each other. By pooling crypto-economic security and extending it to off-chain systems, Imuachain powers an open market for decentralized trust.

Documentation

To learn how Imuachain works from a high-level perspective, see the Imuachain Whitepaper

To learn about Imua contracts, that work with Imuachain, see the Imua Contracts

Creating docker images

  1. Once the dependencies are installed, execute make localnet-init, this will generate the cluster configuration file.

  2. Run the following command to create the docker image:

    make localnet-build
    # Check if images build done
    docker images
  3. Launch the chain node:

    make localnet-start
    # Check if containers are all up
    docker ps

Interacting with a local node

With a node running, the imuad binary can be used to interact with the node. Run ./bin/imuad <command> --help to get information about the available commands.

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