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  1. Protocol

Mainnet

Get started with your attestation stack in Automata Mainnet

Introduction

We are excited to introduce the Automata Mainnet, which is a OP Stack Rollup Layer 2 (L2) built on top of the Optimism and AltLayer. Optimistic Rollup is a scaling solution for Ethereum that improves transaction throughput and cost-effectiveness by processing transactions off-chain while ensuring the security and integrity of on-chain settlements. It achieves this by bundling multiple transactions into a single rollup block, which is then submitted to the Ethereum Network (Layer 1). This approach significantly reduces the gas fees and increases the throughput of the Ethereum Network.

Network Info

The information about the Automata Mainnet and its corresponding settlement layer Ethereum Mainnet is as follows:

  • Network Name - Automata Mainnet

  • RPC URL - https://rpc.ata.network

  • Chain ID - 65536

  • Currency Symbol - ATA

  • Block Explorer URL - https://explorer.ata.network

  • Network Name - Ethereum Mainnet

  • RPC URL - https://1rpc.io/eth

  • Chain ID - 1

  • Currency Symbol - ETH

  • Block Explorer URL - https://etherscan.io

Specification

  • Settlement Layer(L1) - Ethereum Mainnet

  • Stack - OP Stack

  • Block time - 2 seconds

  • Block Gas Limit - 30,000,000

  • Checkpoint Periods - 1 hour

  • Challenge Periods - 7 days

Other Resources

Bridge

Transfer tokens between Ethereum Mainnet L1 and Automata Mainnet L2. A detailed user guide can be found in here.

Proof Of Machinehood

An on-chain proof of a user's device attestation ability via Automata 2.0, dig in at PoM.

L1 explorer

See your L1 transactions on Ethereum Mainnet's block explorer.

L2 explorer

See your L2 transactions on Automata Mainnet's block explorer.

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