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World Chain is a blockchain designed for humans. It prioritizes scalability and accessibility for real users, providing the rails for a frictionless onchain UX. World Chain is built on the OP Stack and powered by reth.
| Crate | Description |
|---|---|
world-chain-builder |
World Chain Payload Builder components |
world-chain-chainspec |
World Chain specification and genesis configuration. |
world-chain-cli |
World Chain CLI |
world-chain-devnet |
Local devnet setup and tooling. |
world-chain-evm |
Custom EVM configuration and execution logic. |
world-chain-node |
World Chain node components builder |
world-chain-p2p |
RLPX Satellite Protocol Components |
world-chain-payload |
Payload job lifecycle management, and continuous block building |
world-chain-pbh |
Priority Blockspace for Humans — verified human transaction prioritization. |
world-chain-pool |
Transaction pool with custom ordering. |
world-chain-primitives |
Project wide primitives |
world-chain-rpc |
World Chain RPC API Extensions |
world-chain-validator |
World Chain Flashblocks Execution Engine |
| Crate | Description |
|---|---|
world-chain-prover |
Shared host-side prover library. |
world-chain-prover-sp1 |
SP1 zkVM prover CLI. |
world-chain-prover-nitro |
AWS Nitro TEE host prover CLI. |
world-chain-proof-core |
Shared primitives for SP1 and Nitro TEE fault-proof backends. |
world-chain-proof-nitro-enclave |
AWS Nitro TEE attestation prover for OP Succinct Lite fault proofs. |
world-chain-proofs |
Proof primitives and shared types. |
world-chain-challenger |
Fault-proof challenger service. |
world-chain-proposer |
Output root proposer service. |
world-chain-prover-service |
Proof generation service. |
World Chain's major and minor version numbers are aligned with the underlying reth release line. For a World Chain X.Y.Z release, X.Y must match reth's X.Y. World Chain patch versions are released independently and do not need to match the reth patch version.
See the Development Guide for building and running World Chain locally.
Protocol specifications and design documents are available in the Specs.
Security issues should be reported privately via security@toolsforhumanity.com. See SECURITY.md for details.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.