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[[ | [http://evmos.org/ Evmos] is a scalable, high-throughput [[Proof-of-Stake (PoS)|Proof-of-Stake]] [[blockchain]] that is fully compatible and interoperable with [[Ethereum (ETH)|Ethereum]]. It’s built using the [[Cosmos (ATOM)|Cosmos]] SDK which runs on top of the Tendermint Core consensus engine. | ||
==Basics== | ==Basics== | ||
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===Token Allocation=== | ===Token Allocation=== | ||
* From this [https://twitter.com/analystdao/status/1491171970347855872?s=21 thread] (9-2-2022): | * [https://medium.com/citadel-one/evmos-overview-9adc1ad3f4 From] [[Citadel One]] (1-3-2022): | ||
''"There was no sale for [[Premine|premined]] Evmos tokens.'' | |||
''- 50% ‘Strategic’ (To DAO initially composed of the dev team and Cosmos community members, used for grants, supporting [[validators]] and active participants in the network, partnerships through fundraising)'' | |||
''- 40% [[Airdrop]]'' | |||
''- 10% DAO treasury (Governance)'' | |||
''In the first year 300M more tokens will be released, as seen in the chart, making it highly inflationary. Newly [[distributed]] tokens will be distributed on a per-block basis:'' | |||
''- [[Staking rewards]]: 40%'' | |||
''- Team vesting: 25%'' | |||
''- Usage incentives: 25%'' | |||
''- Community pool: 10%"'' | |||
*From this [https://twitter.com/analystdao/status/1491171970347855872?s=21 thread] (9-2-2022): | |||
''"Initial supply: 200m [[tokens]] ‐ Rektdrop: 80m ‐ [[Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO)|DAO]] treasury: 20m ‐ Strategic reserve: 100m Rektdrop to Cosmos eco ([[ATOM]] & [[OSMO]] [[stakers]]) & [[gas]] drop to [[Ethereum (ETH)|Eth]] eco'' | ''"Initial supply: 200m [[tokens]] ‐ Rektdrop: 80m ‐ [[Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO)|DAO]] treasury: 20m ‐ Strategic reserve: 100m Rektdrop to Cosmos eco ([[ATOM]] & [[OSMO]] [[stakers]]) & [[gas]] drop to [[Ethereum (ETH)|Eth]] eco'' | ||
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===Utility=== | ===Utility=== | ||
* From this [https://twitter.com/analystdao/status/1491171970347855872?s=21 thread] (9-2-2022): | * [https://medium.com/citadel-one/evmos-overview-9adc1ad3f4 From] [[Citadel One]] (1-3-2022): | ||
''"EVMOS is not just a fee and staking token. It will be the first token on an [[Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)|EVM]] that drives governance outcomes for the EVM. But it also serves as a vehicle to determine future economic outcomes that align the three main actors (Developers, Users, and Validators).'' | |||
''Token holders are responsible for steering the [[Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO)|DAO]] and dictating the fate of all [[on-chain]] assets that travel through the Evmos port-of-entry to Cosmos. The network is targeting the vast majority of tokens to be owned and controlled by everyone other than the team. Here’s what we expect it will be used for:'' | |||
# ''Paying developers and network operators for their services via a built-in shared fee revenue model (the [[Dapp|dApp]] Store)'' | |||
# ''Voting on protocol upgrades'' | |||
# ''Registering tokens on the [[ERC20 tokens|ERC20]] module for EVM-IBC integration with ERC20s'' | |||
# ''Allotting usage incentives for applications on Evmos'' | |||
# ''Enabling precompiles for useful, high priority functionality"'' | |||
*From this [https://twitter.com/analystdao/status/1491171970347855872?s=21 thread] (9-2-2022): | |||
''"Fee gas pricing based on [[EIP-1559|EIP 1559]] but no [[token]] [[Burn Mechanisms|burn]]. “The [[dApp]] Store” model: ‐ Protocol [[fees]] split 50/50 (can be altered in future) btwn [[Node|validators]] & [[Decentralized Applications (DApps)|dApp]] deployers ‐ Rewards developers based on usage of their [[Dapp|dApp]]; [[dApps]] go through [[governance]] to get approved"'' | ''"Fee gas pricing based on [[EIP-1559|EIP 1559]] but no [[token]] [[Burn Mechanisms|burn]]. “The [[dApp]] Store” model: ‐ Protocol [[fees]] split 50/50 (can be altered in future) btwn [[Node|validators]] & [[Decentralized Applications (DApps)|dApp]] deployers ‐ Rewards developers based on usage of their [[Dapp|dApp]]; [[dApps]] go through [[governance]] to get approved"'' | ||
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''"EVMos is first IBC enabled EVM [[Layer One|L1]] blockchain; built w/ Cosmos SDK, [[Tendermint]] Core as [[consensus]]. Goal = “port of entry” Ethereum ‐> Cosmos"'' | ''"EVMos is first IBC enabled EVM [[Layer One|L1]] blockchain; built w/ Cosmos SDK, [[Tendermint]] Core as [[consensus]]. Goal = “port of entry” Ethereum ‐> Cosmos"'' | ||
* [https://medium.com/citadel-one/evmos-overview-9adc1ad3f4 From] [[Citadel One]] (1-3-2022): | |||
''"Evmos allows for running vanilla Ethereum as a Cosmos application-specific blockchain. This allows developers to have all the desired features of Ethereum, while at the same time, benefit from Tendermint’s PoS implementation. Also, because it is built on top of the Cosmos SDK, it will be able to exchange value with the rest of the Cosmos Ecosystem through the Inter Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC)."'' | |||
===Fees=== | ===Fees=== | ||
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==Compliance== | ==Compliance== | ||
==Their Other Projects== | ==Their Other Projects== | ||
=== CEVmos === | |||
* [https://medium.com/citadel-one/evmos-overview-9adc1ad3f4 From] [[Citadel One]] (1-3-2022): | |||
''"In December 2021, Evmos announced a partnership with [[Celestia]] to build CEvmos, Celestia-EVM on Cosmos. Celestia is a [[Layer One|layer 1]] built to handle data availability and settlement but not execution, allowing devs to utilize their own execution environment and using Celestia’s data availability and security.'' | |||
''CEVMos utilizes Celestia and EVMos to create a modular stack: EVMos for settlement, Celestia for data availability."'' | |||
==Roadmap== | ==Roadmap== | ||
*Can be found [Insert [[LINK|link]] here]. | *Can be found [Insert [[LINK|link]] here]. | ||
Revision as of 07:53, 11 March 2022
Evmos is a scalable, high-throughput Proof-of-Stake blockchain that is fully compatible and interoperable with Ethereum. It’s built using the Cosmos SDK which runs on top of the Tendermint Core consensus engine.
Basics
- Based in:
- Started in / Announced on:
- Ethermint v0.1.0 has been released (2-10-2020).
- Testnet release: Evmos 10/12/2021
- Mainnet release: airdrop was scheduled for 15-2-2022, then later scheduled for 28-2-2022 then got delayed again to 2-3-2022.
History
- Used to be Ethermint; '"scalable, high-throughput' PoS blockchain, fully compatible and interoperable with Ethereum Smart Contracts."
- From this thread (9-2-2022):
"EVMos’ genesis is in Ethermint project that sought to bring the EVM to Cosmos. The project rebranded to EVMos in September 2021."
Audits & Exploits
- Bug bounty program can be found [insert here].
Bugs/Exploits
Governance
Admin Keys
DAO
Treasury
- From this thread (9-2-2022):
"DAO treasury controlled by multisig; fund initiatives and support development"
Token
Launch
- Airdrop got announced on 15-12-2022. The snapshot for the airdrop was taken on November 25, 2021. After the airdrop was pushed to later dates twice, 20M more tokens got added to it as compensation (28-2-2022).
Token Allocation
- From Citadel One (1-3-2022):
"There was no sale for premined Evmos tokens.
- 50% ‘Strategic’ (To DAO initially composed of the dev team and Cosmos community members, used for grants, supporting validators and active participants in the network, partnerships through fundraising)
- 40% Airdrop
- 10% DAO treasury (Governance)
In the first year 300M more tokens will be released, as seen in the chart, making it highly inflationary. Newly distributed tokens will be distributed on a per-block basis:
- Staking rewards: 40%
- Team vesting: 25%
- Usage incentives: 25%
- Community pool: 10%"
- From this thread (9-2-2022):
"Initial supply: 200m tokens ‐ Rektdrop: 80m ‐ DAO treasury: 20m ‐ Strategic reserve: 100m Rektdrop to Cosmos eco (ATOM & OSMO stakers) & gas drop to Eth eco
High initial inflation; half life decay to reduce issuance Per‐block release: ‐ Staking rewards: 40% ‐ Team (vesting cliff): 25% ‐ Usage incentives: 25% ‐ Community pool: 10% Initial usage incentives are gas rebates; in future AVAX Rush like liquidity mining"
Utility
- From Citadel One (1-3-2022):
"EVMOS is not just a fee and staking token. It will be the first token on an EVM that drives governance outcomes for the EVM. But it also serves as a vehicle to determine future economic outcomes that align the three main actors (Developers, Users, and Validators).
Token holders are responsible for steering the DAO and dictating the fate of all on-chain assets that travel through the Evmos port-of-entry to Cosmos. The network is targeting the vast majority of tokens to be owned and controlled by everyone other than the team. Here’s what we expect it will be used for:
- Paying developers and network operators for their services via a built-in shared fee revenue model (the dApp Store)
- Voting on protocol upgrades
- Registering tokens on the ERC20 module for EVM-IBC integration with ERC20s
- Allotting usage incentives for applications on Evmos
- Enabling precompiles for useful, high priority functionality"
- From this thread (9-2-2022):
"Fee gas pricing based on EIP 1559 but no token burn. “The dApp Store” model: ‐ Protocol fees split 50/50 (can be altered in future) btwn validators & dApp deployers ‐ Rewards developers based on usage of their dApp; dApps go through governance to get approved"
Other Details
Stablecoin
Coin Distribution
Technology
- Whitepaper or docs can be found [insert here].
- Code can be viewed [insert here].
Implementations
Transaction Details
How it works
- From this thread (9-2-2022):
"EVMos is first IBC enabled EVM L1 blockchain; built w/ Cosmos SDK, Tendermint Core as consensus. Goal = “port of entry” Ethereum ‐> Cosmos"
- From Citadel One (1-3-2022):
"Evmos allows for running vanilla Ethereum as a Cosmos application-specific blockchain. This allows developers to have all the desired features of Ethereum, while at the same time, benefit from Tendermint’s PoS implementation. Also, because it is built on top of the Cosmos SDK, it will be able to exchange value with the rest of the Cosmos Ecosystem through the Inter Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC)."
Fees
Upgrades
Mining
Staking
Validator Stats
Liquidity Mining
Scaling
Interoperability
Other Details
Oracle Method
Privacy Method
Compliance
Their Other Projects
CEVmos
- From Citadel One (1-3-2022):
"In December 2021, Evmos announced a partnership with Celestia to build CEvmos, Celestia-EVM on Cosmos. Celestia is a layer 1 built to handle data availability and settlement but not execution, allowing devs to utilize their own execution environment and using Celestia’s data availability and security.
CEVMos utilizes Celestia and EVMos to create a modular stack: EVMos for settlement, Celestia for data availability."
Roadmap
"Testnet went live 10/12/2021; mainnet launch expected late Jan. 2022 but pushed to 2/28/2022 Currently integrating infrastructure necessary for mainnet; have pipeline of projects CEVMos in future; Celestia still working on testnet"
Usage
Projects that use or built on it
- From this thread (9-2-2022):
"Proposal to launch Aave v3 on EVMos No specifics but team announced pipeline: ‐ 4 DEXes ‐ Lending protocol (Aave) ‐ 2 perps trading ‐ 3 NFT marketplaces ‐ 15 other dApps"
Competition
Pros and Cons
Pros
Cons
Team, Funding and Partners
Team
- Full team can be found [here].
- Built by Tharsis
- Frederico; CEO
- Ethermint used to be worked on by ChainSafe.
Funding
- Funded by a Cosmos grant (9-2-2022).
Partners
- From this thread (9-2-2022):
"EVMos has partnered with Nomad + Connext for bi‐directional bridge btwn Ethereum & Cosmos Cosmos Hub based Gravity Bridge will also enable ERC‐20 token bridging to Cosmos.
In mid‐Dec. 2021, EVMos announced partnership with Celestia to build modular tech stack for EVM dApps; it will be rollup centric at the execution layer ‐ Data availability: Celestia ‐ Settlement: EVMos EVM ‐ Execution: rollups (zk‐RU or optimistic RU)"
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