CATALYSIS NETWORKS [Catalyst-SDK]

Now still under Networks in the Catalysis Ecosystem we also have to talk about the Catalyst-SDK. And if you're new to this don't get scared as usual we're gonna make it simple and also give live examples on them. On our last writing we had an introduction to Networks in the Catalysis Ecosystem. We talked about what Networks how, why we should build on them and the various things we can be build on them. Now on to today's big question: WHAT IS A CATALYST SDK? The Catalyst SDK is like a toolbox (or a Swiss Army knife) for developers who want to build AVSs (Actively Validated Services). It gives you: Ready-made parts you can plug in and use. Custom options so you can build things your own way. Best practices so you build it the right way from the start. And now just to clear up any confusion we're going to talk a bit about Actively Validated Services. It’s a decentralized service that does work off-chain (like computing or verifying something), and then proves it on-chain using smart contracts.

May 1, 2025 - 12:49
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CATALYSIS NETWORKS [Catalyst-SDK]

Now still under Networks in the Catalysis Ecosystem we also have to talk about the Catalyst-SDK.
And if you're new to this don't get scared as usual we're gonna make it simple and also give live examples on them.

On our last writing we had an introduction to Networks in the Catalysis Ecosystem. We talked about what Networks how, why we should build on them and the various things we can be build on them.

Now on to today's big question: WHAT IS A CATALYST SDK?
The Catalyst SDK is like a toolbox (or a Swiss Army knife) for developers who want to build AVSs (Actively Validated Services).

It gives you:

  • Ready-made parts you can plug in and use.
  • Custom options so you can build things your own way.
  • Best practices so you build it the right way from the start.

And now just to clear up any confusion we're going to talk a bit about Actively Validated Services.
It’s a decentralized service that does work off-chain (like computing or verifying something), and then proves it on-chain using smart contracts.