Zeniq Information

ZENIQ Smart Chainarrow-up-right (ZSC) is a smart contract-enabled sidechain of the ZENIQ main chainarrow-up-right. It provides a permissionless platform for decentralized applications (DApps). While the ZENIQ Chain excels in high-throughput crypto trades, programmability is not its strong suit. That's where the ZENIQ Smart Chain comes in.

ZENIQ launched its Smart Chain to offer a high-speed, low-cost alternative for the rapidly growing decentralized finance (DeFi) market, which has been hampered by Ethereum’s high transaction fees.

Launched in June 2022 at the first ZENCON edition in Mexicoarrow-up-right, the ZENIQ Smart Chain boasts:

  • About 3 seconds block time

  • Extremely low fees

  • Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility

These features ensure scalability for the platform.

This guide primarily focuses on using Solidity for smart contracts, with Hardhatarrow-up-right (recommended) or Trufflearrow-up-right as the utilized environment.

However, other common options for compiling and deploying smart contracts include:

Ethereum Compatibility​arrow-up-right

ZENIQ designed its Smart Chain to be Ethereum compatible, aiming to provide the best environment possible for both new and experienced Web3 developers.

Ethereum is the go-to platform for developing smart contracts. By ensuring compatibility with the current Ethereum mainnet, ZENIQ Smart Chain facilitates access to its ecosystem and a range of mature applications.

This means that the majority of dApps, tooling, and ecosystem components based on Ethereum can be quickly adapted for use on the ZENIQ Smart Chain. As a result, developers have access to a wide range of documentation and example projects, making the transition of pre-existing Decentralized Applications from Solidity-based contracts into the ZENIQ Ecosystem effortless.

ZENIQ Documentation:

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Smart Contracts on the Zeniq Smart Chain:

All information can be found herearrow-up-right.

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