Products
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Chainlink products overview
CCIP
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Chainlink Keepers allow smart contracts to automate key functions and event-driven tasks in a highly reliable, decentralized, and cost-efficient manner.
Reliable smart contract automation solution for executing DevOps tasks in a decentralized and reliable manner.
Keepers save developers time and resources by enabling them to securely automate smart contract execution. |
Keepers
Securely automate DevOps functions
Chainlink Keepers allow smart contracts to automate key functions and event-driven tasks in a highly reliable, decentralized, and cost-efficient manner.
Reliable smart contract automation solution for executing DevOps tasks in a decentralized and reliable manner.
Keepers save developers time and resources by enabling them to securely automate smart contract execution. |
Market & data feeds
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Chainlink Keepers allow smart contracts to automate key functions and event-driven tasks in a highly reliable, decentralized, and cost-efficient manner.
Reliable smart contract automation solution for executing DevOps tasks in a decentralized and reliable manner.
Keepers save developers time and resources by enabling them to securely automate smart contract execution. |
PoR
ONE LINER GOES HERE Chainlink Proof of Reserve (PoR) replaces lengthy, opaque audits with automated, transparent, real-time on-chain audits backed by cryptographic truth, using a decentralized network of nodes to prevent a single point of failure. [1].Find out more about PoR HERE |
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PoR - Proof of Reserve
Find out more about PoR HERE
VRF - Verifiable random number
Find out more about VRF HERE
Arbitrum & Chainlink
Quick take: ArbitrumArbitrum is an Ethereum scaling solution designed by Offchain Labs. Arbitrum uses a variation of one of Ethereum’s scaling solutions, known as an “Optimistic rollup”. The Arbitrum Rollup enables Ethereum smart contracts to scale by passing messages between smart contracts on the Ethereum primary chain and Arbitrum’s L2 chain, with the bulk of transaction processing completed on the L2 chain.[1] Arbitrum supports arbitrary Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) smart contracts using common Ethereum tooling. Arbitrum smart contracts can be created using the Solidity programming language.[2] |
- ↑ https://chaindebrief.com/arbitrum-newest-layer-2-scaling-solution-on-ethereum/
- ↑ https://academy.moralis.io/blog/arbitrum-explained-what-is-arbitrum?utm_source=gads&utm_campaign=16265974031&utm_medium=133080359906&network=g&device=c&gclid=Cj0KCQjw5-WRBhCKARIsAAId9Fk93coyVly0S9ADhawBDylDthjjAloN5ZvUnCkjzSwD3xm1o1ofcccaApBbEALw_wcB