Exorium Guide
  • 🟢Introduction
  • âš«Architecture
  • 🟢Governance Model
    • Treasury & Resource Allocation
    • Benefits of Decentralized Governance
    • Future Governance Enhancements
  • âš«Validator
  • 🟢Tokenomics
    • Utility & Use Cases
    • Staking & Reward Mechanisms
    • Sustainability & Growth
  • Getting Started
    • âš«Getting Started
    • 🟢Setup Exorium Network
    • âš«Consensus Engine
    • 🟢Genesis File
      • Example of a Minimal Genesis File
      • Maintenance & Version Control
    • âš«Contributing
    • 🟢Smart Contract
    • âš«ERC721
  • 🟢Roadmap
  • Staking Guide
    • Formula for APY
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Getting Started

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Welcome to Exorium a next-generation Layer-1 blockchain protocol designed for fast, secure, and scalable decentralized applications. This section provides a quick overview of how to interact with the Exorium ecosystem, from configuring your wallet to exploring the network core features.

With these basic steps setting up a wallet, exploring the network, and accessing resources you’re well on your way to discovering what Exorium has to offer. Whether you’re a user, developer, or validator, Exorium fast finality, low fees, and robust consensus present a versatile platform for building and interacting with decentralized applications. We’re excited to see how you harness Exorium to create the next wave of Web3 innovation

Below is a sample Solidity token contract & Erc-721 (NFT)

  • Make sure you have added the Exorium Network to your wallet or development toolkit (Hardhat/Truffle/Remix).

  • Use the RPC URL, Chain ID, and Block Explorer corresponding to Exorium to verify and interact with the contract on the Exorium network.

  • Always review your code and test thoroughly on a testnet before deploying to mainnet.

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🟢Setup Exorium Network
âš«Consensus Engine
🟢Genesis File
âš«Contributing
âš«ERC721
🟢Smart Contract