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  1. Cosmos is a platform for building and connecting blockchain applications across different ecosystems. Learn how to use Cosmos SDK, IBC, CosmWasm, and other tools to create fast, secure, and interoperable appchains.

    • Appchains

      Appchains - Cosmos: The Internet of Blockchains

    • CometBFT

      CometBFT - Cosmos: The Internet of Blockchains

    • Documentation

      Dive deeper into the Cosmos SDK and learn how to create...

    • Tutorials

      Cosmos Hub. Concept. Tutorial. Guided Coding. Getting...

  2. Cosmos Hub is the first of thousands of interconnected blockchains that will eventually comprise the Cosmos Network. Learn how to store, transfer, delegate, and vote with ATOM tokens, the primary token of the Cosmos Hub, and access various tools and resources.

  3. cosmos.network › validatorsCosmos Hub

    Cosmos Hub is the largest and most active blockchain in the Cosmos network, secured by 180 validators and powered by ATOM stakers. Learn how to stake, vote, and participate in Cosmos Hub governance, and explore the interoperable and sovereign apps and services in the Cosmos ecosystem.

    • Overview
    • 🤔 — Why should you be interested in the Cosmos Hub
    • ⚡ — Documentation & Introduction
    • 👤 — Node Operators
    • 🗣️ — Validators
    • 👥 — Delegators
    • 👥 — Testnet
    • 🌐 — Roadmap
    • 🗄️ — Archives & Genesis
    • 🤝 — How to contribute
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    The Cosmos Hub is the first of an exploding number of interconnected blockchains that comprise the Cosmos Network.

    The Cosmos Hub is built using the Cosmos SDK and compiled to a binary called gaiad (Gaia Daemon). The Cosmos Hub and other fully sovereign Cosmos SDK blockchains interact with one another using a protocol called IBC that enables Inter-Blockchain Communication. In order to understand what the Cosmos Hub is you can read this introductory explanation.

    Cosmos Hub is a blockchain network that operates on Proof-of-Stake consensus. You can find an introduction to the Cosmos Hub and how to use the gaiad binary as a delegator, validator or node operator as well as how governance on the Cosmos Hub works in the documentation.

    Alternatively, whether you're new to blockchain technology or interested in getting involved, the Cosmos Network Course will guide you through everything. The course walks you through the basics of blockchain technology, to staking, setting up your own node, and beyond.

    If you're interested in running a node on the current Cosmos Hub, check out the docs to Join the Cosmos Hub Mainnet.

    If you want to participate and help secure Cosmos Hub, check out becoming a validator. Information on what a validator is and how to participate as one can be found at the Validator FAQ. If you're running a validator node on the Cosmos Hub, reach out to a Janitor on the Cosmos Developers Discord to join the #cosmos-hub-validators-verified channel.

    If you still want to participate on the Cosmos Hub, check out becoming a delegator. Information on what a delegator is and how to participate as one can be found at the Delegator FAQ.

    To participate in or utilize the current Cosmos Hub testnet, take a look at the cosmos/testnets repository. This testnet is for the Theta Upgrade expected in Q1 2022. For future upgrades of the Cosmos Hub take a look at the roadmap.

    For an overview of upcoming changes to the Cosmos Hub take a look at the Roadmap.

    With each version of the Cosmos Hub, the chain is restarted from a new Genesis state. Mainnet is currently running as cosmoshub-4. Archives of the state of cosmoshub-1, cosmoshub-2, and cosmoshub-3 are available here.

    If you are looking for historical genesis files and other data cosmos/mainnet is an excellent resource. Snapshots are also available at cosmos.quicksync.io.

    Check out contributing.md for our guidelines & policies for how we develop the Cosmos Hub. Thank you to all those who have contributed!

    Cosmos Hub is the first of many interconnected blockchains in the Cosmos Network, built using the Cosmos SDK. Learn how to run a node, become a validator or delegator, join the testnet, and access the roadmap and documentation on GitHub.

  4. Learn about the Cosmos Hub, a multi-asset PoS cryptocurrency that enables inter-blockchain communication and token transfers. The Hub is the main component of the Cosmos Network, a decentralized ecosystem of independent blockchains.