XChains
  • 💡Introduction
  • Understanding XChains
    • Getting Started
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  1. How it works

Govenance

Deciding which chains and assets are listed, and when the protocol gets upgraded.

XChains governance decides:

  • which assets are listed

  • which chains are listed

  • when the protocol gets upgraded

Listing Assets

Users signal which assets they want on the network by staking in a new pool. XChains will realize it is a new asset it hasn't been seen before and create a new pool and place it in bootstrap mode. This is a normal asset pool except swapping is disabled on it. Every few days the networks looks at all the bootstrapping pools and lists the one with the highest value.

Listing Chain

When the community wants to support a new chain

  1. Community developers write a proposal

  2. XChains DAO will decide whether or not to approve it

  3. If approved, the code gets tested and validated by core developers

  4. If accepted, it gets added to XChains Protocol

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