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Building with Symbiotic: Collateral Abstraction
Shared security resolves crypto fragmentation through the abstraction of collateral from underlying security functions, improving capital efficiency and alignment.
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Avail + Symbiotic: Creating a Unified Framework for Innovation
We’re excited to announce a partnership with Avail, bringing Avail DA to Symbiotic and integrating Symbiotic into Fusion, enabling a diverse range of assets to secure Avail’s network.
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Building with Symbiotic: Appchains
Symbiotic’s flexibility enhances nearly any use case through increased security and decentralization while maintaining sovereignty. In this article, we’ll explore how Symbiotic can be integrated into appchain networks. We’ll start by describing an abstract protocol and identify specific areas where Symbiotic infrastructure may provide value. What’s an Appchain? Appchains are the same familiar blockchains but are designed with a much narrower scope. Major blockchains, known as generalized bloc
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Building with Symbiotic: Fast Finality
Let's imagine that Alice is sending tokens to Bob. When can Bob be truly confident that Alice has sent them to him? The answer lies in the concept of finality. The transaction is finalized when the network accepts the block containing Alice's transaction. In blockchains, data is stored, as the name suggests, in blocks. Any network participant can create a block. When blocks are created, they generally require three key elements: specifying a parent block to maintain the chain's continuity, calcu
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Building With Symbiotic: Oracles
Diving into how Symbiotic can be integrated into oracle networks.
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The Rise of Curators: Optimizing Shared Security
Symbiotic's modular design results in emergent properties. Curators optimize interactions between collateral, vaults, operators, networks, and resolvers.
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Resolvers
At their core, resolvers are entities or contracts tasked with passing or vetoing slashing penalties and can be shared across networks.
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Introducing Partner Cohort 1
We’re excited to announce Cohort 1, consisting of 14 networks leveraging Symbiotic to solve a wide range of use cases.