Satz
  • 👋Welcome
  • 🤝Introduction
    • What is SatsChain?
    • How is SatsChain different from L2s?
    • What is the security paradigm for SatsChain?
  • 📇Use Cases
    • Cerebrum (Retail use cases)
    • Institutional use cases
    • Anchoring L2s on BTC
  • 🖥️For Developers
  • 📝Smart Contracts
    • What is smart contract?
    • Build a Contract
    • Leverage Compass Library for contracts
    • What type of contracts can be supported?
  • 🔐Contract Deployment
    • Deploy smart contract on SatsChain
  • ⛓️Core Principles
    • What are Inscriptions?
    • Taproot/native-segwit user addresses
    • What is EVM?
    • What is Solidity?
    • How BTC connects with EVM?
  • 🛠️Sats Infrastructure
    • Leveraging OP_RETURN
    • Sats Intel
    • Sats Nuclei
    • Sats Reverse Processor (SRP)
    • Sats connector
    • Compass (EVM <> BTC)
      • Compass Solidity Library
      • Compass Logic
      • Rainbow table
  • ⚙️Configurations
    • Testnet
    • Mainnet
  • 📚Developer Guide
    • Deploy contract
    • Anchoring of L2s
    • How to interact with Smart Contract?
    • Fetching current state via JSON RPC integration
    • How to integrate compass library in solidity code
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  • WhitePaper
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  1. Use Cases

Cerebrum (Retail use cases)

Fungible Tokens

These are digital assets that are interchangeable with each other, like $SACH on Satschain. They have the same value and can be exchanged or traded easily. Examples include cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum.

Non-Fungible Tokens

These tokens represent unique digital assets that are not interchangeable. Each NFT has distinct characteristics and value, making them ideal for digital art, collectibles, and other unique items.

DeFi (Decentralized Finance):

DeFi encompasses a range of financial services on blockchain networks, including staking (locking tokens to support network operations), lending and borrowing (providing and receiving loans without intermediaries), and AMMs (automated trading platforms that use liquidity pools instead of traditional order books).

DePin (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks):

DePin involves the deployment and management of physical infrastructure (like telecommunications or IoT devices) using decentralized networks to enhance security, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

AI (Artificial Intelligence):

AI projects like TAO and FET utilises blockchain for developing and managing AI applications. Tokens such as TAO and FET (found on platforms like CoinGecko) are used for governance, transactions, and incentivizing network participants within AI ecosystems.

RWA (Real-World Assets):

RWA tokenization involves representing physical assets like real estate, commodities, or other tangible items on the blockchain. This process increases liquidity, transparency, and accessibility to these assets by enabling fractional ownership and easier trading.

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