XR One
  • Welcome
    • Introduction to XR One
      • Vision
      • About the XR One Network
        • Paint Points
        • The Future is DeMoN
          • DeMoN: A Decentralized Modular Network Whitepaper
    • Important Links
  • Technology
    • XR One
      • Architecture
        • Arbitrum Orbit
        • AnyTrust
          • Data Availability Committee (DAC)
        • RaaS
        • Accounts
          • Account Abstraction
          • Multi-Party Computation
        • Bridge
      • Partners
    • XR One Products
      • NFT Avatars
      • On-chain names
      • Marketplaces
      • On-chain tournaments
      • $XR1 liquidity mining
      • Faustian
    • Nodes
      • Hero Nodes
      • What are Hero Nodes?
      • What are Node Sales?
      • What Makes the Hero Node sale Different
      • Sale Structure
      • XR Airdrop for Node Holders
      • Daily rewards
    • Security
      • Audits
      • Bug Bounty
      • Sequencer Decentralization
      • Multi-Sig Operations
      • Withdrawal Delay
    • Roadmap
  • Tokenomics
    • $XR Token
      • Utility
      • Hero Node Pricing Tiers
    • Token Distribution
    • Emission Schedule
  • Ecosystem
    • Games
      • Saltwater Games
        • Celeros
        • Resurgence
        • Freerunner
    • Agentic AI
      • MySidekick
        • $SKICK
    • Native Tooling
      • Faustian
    • The XR Foundation
      • Constitution
      • ByLaws
      • Amended and Restated Articles of Association of the XR Foundation
      • Foundation Grants
      • DAO Governance
      • Stakeholders
  • Connect
    • XR Sepolia (Testnet)
      • tXR Token
      • Add XR Sepolia to Wallet
      • Bridge to XR Sepolia
      • XR Sepolia Block Explorer
      • XR Sepolia Analytics
    • XR One (Mainnet)
  • Deploy
    • Deploy to XR Sepolia
      • Using Foundry
      • Using Hardhat
      • Using Remix
  • GUIDES
    • Hero Nodes
      • Owner's Manual
        • Purchasing
        • Transferring
        • Delegation
      • Operator's Manual
        • Requirements
        • Installation
        • Operation
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Last updated 1 year ago

XR One relies on Arbitrum's AnyTrust technology.

An Arbitrum protocol that manages data availability with a permissioned set of parties known as the . This protocol reduces transaction fees by introducing an additional trust assumption for data availability in lieu of Ethereum's data availability mechanism. is an example of an AnyTrust chain; is an alternative chain that implements the purely trustless (and more L1-gas intensive) .

Data Availability Committee (DAC)
Trustless
Arbitrum Nova
Arbitrum One
Arbitrum Rollup Protocol
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