Primary Network

Interoperability

Overview

Avalanche Layer 1s Why Build Avalanche L1s

Deploy an Avalanche L1

Using Builder Console Using BaaS Providers cli info

Validator Manager

Validator Manager Contracts PoA Migration to PoS State Transition

EVM Configuration

Introduction Subnet EVM Config Avalanche L1 Configs Allowlist Interface Introduction Permissions Precompile Upgrades Tokenomics Transaction Fees & Validator Rewards

Custom Precompiles

Background and Requirements Generating Your Precompile Defining Your Precompile Writing Test Cases Executing Test Cases Deploying Your Precompile

Upgrade an Avalanche L1

Considerations Customize an Avalanche L1 Durango Upgrade

Virtual Machines

Introduction Manage VM Binaries Simple VM in Any Language Complex Golang VM Simple Golang VM Installing Your VM Introduction to Avalanche-RS Setting Up Your Environment Introduction State Blocks APIs Architecture of TimestampVM

Quick Start Primary Network Layer 1s Interoperability Toolings API References ACPs

State Transition

This state transition diagram illustrates the relationship between validator and delegator state.

State Transitions

The following state transition diagram illustrates the relationship between validator and delegator state. Validator is abbreviated as V, Delegator is abbreviated as D, and function names are shortened to improve readability. Delegator.Completed is omitted to show equivalance between the validator's initial state and the state after a delegation completes.

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