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Blockchain L0/L1/L2, Bridges & Explorers

Own networks and their economy

  • L0 / L1 / L2
  • Bridges
  • Explorers
3
Networks live: an L0, an L1 and an L2
100k+
Active wallets on Patex
Blockchain L0/L1/L2, Bridges & Explorers
explorer · chain head, validators, layers
Stack
  • Solidity
  • OP Stack
  • EVM
  • Web3.js / Ethers.js
  • Hardhat
  • Node.js chain services

Cases behind this

Products in this line that are running in production, with real users on them.

The network itself

Three networks live – an L0, an L1 and an L2 – and the two parts every chain ships with: an explorer and a bridge.

  • Ethereum L2 on the OP Stack

    The architecture behind Patex Network, designed so a central bank can issue and trace digital currency.

    • OP-Stack rollup settling on Ethereum
    • CBDC issuance and circulation control in the design
    • Proof-of-Value consensus with a validator set of up to 100
    • Activity Mining for network participation
    • 100K+ active wallets on the reference deployment
  • EVM Layer 1

    An EVM-compatible chain of your own – RTF Chain in production.

    • EVM-compatible execution layer
    • Testnet, mainnet and a faucet
    • Etherscan-style explorer included
    • Native token and validator staking
    • Built to carry a product: RTF Chain runs under a social network with iOS and Android apps on top
  • Modular L0 with restaking

    The Units Network model: sidechains launched without servers or validator nodes.

    • Proof of Restake – new chains secured by restaking an existing network's stake
    • Modular blockchains with trustless interoperability
    • Chain-agnostic bridges
    • DAO treasury that votes on every new chain
    • 2.27M addresses on the Units mainnet
  • Explorer

    Every chain we ship comes with its own Etherscan.

    • Blocks, transactions and addresses, Etherscan-style
    • Chain head, validator set and layer status
    • Indexer and monitoring behind the interface
    • Testnet and mainnet variants
    • In production on Patex Network
  • Bridge

    Run in production three times – Patex On Bridge, ChainGates and Units.

    • Cross-chain swaps between your chain and external networks
    • Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Polygon, Tron and any EVM network
    • Chain-agnostic routing
    • Cross-chain liquidity pools
    • White-label deployment through E-Gates Labs

The economy on top

A chain without an economy is a database. These modules give the network its token, its validators and its first activity.

  • Validator staking

    • Validator sets under Proof of Value – up to 100 on Patex
    • Decentralized validator network
    • Native-token staking for validators
    • Restaking as security: an existing chain's stake backs the new one
  • Native token & DAO

    • Token contracts and the plumbing behind the supply – 8,000,000 PATEX in production
    • On-chain vesting with cliffs, staking and claim portals
    • DAO treasury under multisig
    • Voting that decides something: the Units DAO approves every new chain
  • Faucet & testnet activity

    The two-phase campaign that made Units look alive before mainnet.

    • Faucet for test tokens
    • Testnet DEX
    • Transactions farm – 1.25M transactions a day at peak
    • Quests on Zealy, Galxe and QuestN, points and referrals
    • 100K+ participants across two phases
  • Exchange-chain module

    The same chain, shipped as a module of our exchange platform.

    • L1 or L2 network types
    • Etherscan-style explorer, testnet, mainnet and a faucet
    • Integration into the exchange ecosystem

Around the chain

What keeps a network running after the genesis block.

  • Node servicing

    Nodes run and monitored for you, with indexers feeding the explorer.

  • Smart contracts & audits

    Solidity contracts, audits and security reviews.

  • Oracle integration

    Outcome and price feeds wired into contracts – UMA Optimistic Oracle in production on PolyRanger.

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