Major Centralized Exchanges

Price Aggregators & Data Providers

Decentralized Exchanges

Sources

Supported Tokens

Learn about the sources that the Pricing Sylo uses to retrieve token price data.

Supported Exchanges

The Root Network

At the heart of the network infrastructure and protocols in the open metaverse is The Root Network (TRN).

Introduction

The Root Network (TRN) has unique features that differentiate its tokenomics from other blockchains. Specifically: The Root Network is an any-token gas blockchain to simplify user onboarding. Currently, users can transact in XRP, ROOT, ASTO, and SYLO. More approved tokens will be available in future. As a result, no single token is used for gas and network fees.

Tokenomics

Any-token Gas

EVM Smart Contract

Identity and Smart Wallet Protocols

Decentralized Exchange

On-Chain Assets

On-Chain Collectibles Protocol

Staking Protocol

XRPL Bridge

Use MetaMask with the Portal

Create a Fungible Asset

How to buy ROOT tokens

How to Stake

How to create and mint NFT/SFT?

Getting Started

Connecting to The Root Network

 Access tokens for testing your dapps on The Root Network.

Test Faucet

Explore real-world use cases and examples to help you get started quickly.

Curated Examples

Track transactions and activity on The Root Network mainnet.

Mainnet Rootscan Explorer

Monitor and debug your dapps on The Root Network testnet before deploying to production.

Testnet Rootscan Explorer

Install Native API

Building with Native API

Install EVM API

Building with EVM API

Running a Node

Become a Validator

Upgrade Instructions

Update Validator Commission

Best Practices to Avoid Slashing

Pricing Sylo provides an easy way to retrieve external token prices in your smart contract.

Overview

Oracle Contract

Interacting with the Oracle contract directly is a common use case, one of the possible methods to interact with this contract is illustrated below.

Integration (Typescript)

Data Feeds

FAQs

The Asset Register is where you manage assets across applications in the open metaverse.

There are two different types of authentication required based on the functionality you are trying to access. This guide will explain to you what they are and show you how to use them.

Authentication

The Asset Register documentation introduces new terminology to describe its usage. A brief review of this document before exploring guides will help you understand them better.

Terminology

How it works

This guide will take you through registering schemas that are compliant with the Asset Register.

How to Schema

Transactions are made to the Asset Register using a messaging standard designed to be human readable and familiar to blockchain users using the Ethereum message standard.

Asset Register Transaction

Asset links can only be executed through a transaction. This guide will specifically focus on creating these operations using the SDKs.

Asset Link Operations

This guide will go into detail about querying the asset tree.

View Asset Tree

Off-chain assets, as the name implies, lives on an off-chain database and ownership is managed by the creator.

Off-Chain Assets

Like a blockchain, Asset Register is event driven and therefore subscribers must be given real time feedback on what is happening so they can react to them.

Subscriptions

This section explains the error codes that can occur during a transaction and the scenarios in which they might happen. These codes help identify the specific reason a transaction failed.

Error Messages

The Root Network (TRN) has unique features that differentiate its tokenomics from other blockchains. Specifically: The Root Network is an any-token gas blockchain to simplify user onboarding. Currently, users can transact in XRP, ROOT, [ASTO](https://www.alteredstatemachine.xyz/token-page/), and [SYLO](https://www.sylo.io/). More approved tokens will be available in future. As a result, no single token is used for gas and network fees.

​Sources

​Major Centralized Exchanges

​Price Aggregators & Data Providers

​Decentralized Exchanges

​Supported Tokens

Sources

Major Centralized Exchanges

Price Aggregators & Data Providers

Decentralized Exchanges

Supported Tokens