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Archway
Archway is a Cosmos-native incentivized Layer 1 blockchain for building decentralized applications. It rewards developers through gas-fee rebates, inflationary rewards, and configurable smart-contract usage fees.
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Archway Connect
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Archway Connect is a crypto application for connecting to and contributing to the Archway Network. Its interface includes asset management, token swapping, staking with an auto-compounding option promoted as earning an extra 1.5% APR, and Guzzler Club for free gas. It also provides an ecosystem directory across DeFi, NFTs, games, and bridges.Category: Decentralised Exchange
Litmus
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Litmus is a repository of tools for testing and benchmarking smart contracts on the Archway blockchain. It includes archway-test-tube, a Rust-based Archway implementation of Osmosis test-tube for lightweight native tests with real-chain-style and Archway-specific functionality, and ecometer, a benchmarking wrapper that measures gas efficiency and produces gas-consumption graphs.Category: Developer Tooling
Archway Developer CLI
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Archway Developer CLI is Archway’s recommended command-line tool for smart-contract development. Version 2 removes the archwayd dependency, restructures commands, and adds reward-querying and withdrawal commands. It is installed through the @archwayhq/cli npm package and can import the titus-2 devnet chain configuration.Category: Developer Tooling
Arch3.Js
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arch3.js is an npm-installable JavaScript library for developers building applications and tools that interact with the Archway network. It acts as a drop-in replacement for CosmJS and adds Archway-specific reward and fee functionality, including automatic transaction-fee calculation and guidance for Keplr fee overrides.Category: Developer Tooling
Rewards Calculator
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Rewards Calculator is an informational Archway tool for estimating how many ARCH tokens a dapp could capture per year. It uses inputs including average monthly transactions, transaction gas, and contract premium, and states that results are estimates affected by network activity, smart-contract economics, and governance decisions.Category: L1