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Welcome to Initia, a Network for Interwoven Rollups

At its core, Initia reconstructs the entire technological stack, introducing a foundational Layer 1 blockchain integrated with a bespoke Layer 2 infrastructure. This integration fosters a tightly knit ecosystem of modular networks. Owning the complete technological stack enables Initia to implement chain-level mechanisms that harmonize the economic interests of users, developers, Layer 2 app-chains, and the Layer 1 chain itself.

The Initia Layer 1 serves as an orchestration layer, facilitating coordination of security, liquidity, routing, and interoperability across the network of interwoven rollups via the VM-Agnostic Optimistic Rollup framework—the OPinit Stack. This framework, supported by fraud proofs and rollback capabilities, allows for the secure scaling of rollups based on CosmosSDK in environments like EVM, MoveVM, or WasmVM, all while leveraging Celestia's Data Availability (DA) layer.

Native Apps

Initia's product stack unifies the architecture, offering users a singular chain experience when interacting with thousands of interwoven rollups and reducing entry barriers:

  • InitiaScan: A multi-chain explorer with VM-specific tools and information.
  • Initia App: A centralized platform for all things related to Initia.
  • Initia Usernames: A blockchain-wide on-chain identity system.
  • Initia Wallet: A dedicated wallet designed for navigating the expansive Initia ecosystem.

Documentation

  • General Users
    • Learn more about Initia on our document's About section. Learn about what makes Initia unique, such as the Initia architecture, ecosystem, the enshrined liquidity mechanism, and vested interest program.
  • Validators
    • For validators who want to provide security to the Initia ecosystem, please visit our Running Initia Node section of the docs. Here, you will be able to learn step-by-step the ways to boot an Initia node.
  • Builders
    • Whether you are an L2 (Minitia) builder or a DApp builder on both layers, start with reading the Build on Initia section. This document provides the instructions for building on MoveVM, EVM, and WasmVM, and all the tips on building on Initia.

Community

Join the Initia community for questions and updates!