Exorium Guide
  • 🟢Introduction
  • ⚫Architecture
  • 🟢Governance Model
    • Treasury & Resource Allocation
    • Benefits of Decentralized Governance
    • Future Governance Enhancements
  • ⚫Validator
  • 🟢Tokenomics
    • Utility & Use Cases
    • Staking & Reward Mechanisms
    • Sustainability & Growth
  • Getting Started
    • ⚫Getting Started
    • 🟢Setup Exorium Network
    • ⚫Consensus Engine
    • 🟢Genesis File
      • Example of a Minimal Genesis File
      • Maintenance & Version Control
    • ⚫Contributing
    • 🟢Smart Contract
    • ⚫ERC721
  • 🟢Roadmap
  • Staking Guide
    • Formula for APY
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Thank you for your interest in contributing to the Exorium documentation! Your contributions will help build a fast and secure decentralized digital asset exchange and empower developers, validators, and community members worldwide. We want to make it as easy as possible to propose improvements, report bugs, or expand content so that the Exorium Network can continue to grow and thrive.

How to Contribute to Exorium Documentation

Getting Started

  1. Set Up a GitHub Account If you don’t already have one, sign up at . All documentation-related contributions typically happen through GitHub repositories.

  2. Check for Existing Issues Before creating a new issue or submitting a pull request, look through the repository Issues tab. Someone may have already reported the same idea, bug, or request.

  3. Create an Issue (If Needed) If you do not see an existing issue for your contribution:

    • Open a New Issue: Provide a clear and concise description of your proposed change, feature request, or bug report.

    • Include Steps to Reproduce (If a Bug): Clearly explain how to reproduce the bug so others can verify it and work on a fix.

  4. Fork the Repository Click the Fork button in the top-right corner of the repository page. This creates your own copy of the project, allowing you to make changes without affecting the original codebase.

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