re.al docs
  • Introduction
    • Get to Know re.al
    • Relationship to Arbitrum
    • Tokenized RWAs on re.al
  • re.al Chain
    • Arbitrum Orbit Overview
    • Block Explorer
    • Run a Node
    • Governance
    • Security
    • Contracts & Addresses
  • Get Started
    • reETH: Native Token
    • Get Started
    • Asset Bridging
    • Network Guides and Videos
      • How to Bridge to re.al
      • How to Lock $RWA
      • How to Bridge from re.al (to Ethereum and L2s)
  • RWA Token
    • Overview
    • RWA Tokenomics
      • Reporting veRWA APY
    • Managing veRWA
    • stRWA and wstRWA
    • RWA Rewards Program
      • Overview and Goals
      • Program Specifics
      • Referrals
      • Calculating Points
    • Migration
    • Contracts
      • RWA Technical
      • stRWA Technical
  • Build on re.al
    • Start Building
    • Faucet
    • Smart Contracts
      • Write a Contract
      • Deploy Using Hardhat
      • Verify Contracts
  • Services
    • Services
    • Account Abstraction
      • Safe Account Abstraction
    • Automation & Off-chain Data
      • Gelato Web3 Functions
    • Bridges
      • Layer Zero
    • Indexers
      • Goldsky
    • Oracles
      • Redstone on re.al
    • Relay
      • Gelato Relay
    • VRF
      • Gelato VRF
    • Wallet as a Service
      • Privy
      • Web3Auth
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  1. Introduction

Relationship to Arbitrum

re.al is a modular blockchain built using Arbitrum Orbit.

From the start we'll benefit from Arbitrum's category-leading tech and features in the Nitro tech stack including interactive fraud proofs, advanced compression, EVM+ compatibility via Stylus, and continuous upgrades, feature additions, and improvements, incorporating the latest and greatest in Ethereum scaling technology.

Powered by a thesis of modularity, re.al will continue to evolve, meeting new consumer needs, integrating new technologies and seeking greater decentralization in core elements of the chain. Updates to chain components may or may not be provided by Arbitrum.

re.al will deploy using the Arbitrum Data Availability Committee (DAC) to expedite the settlement of transactions, lowering costs while still maintaining the security of Ethereum.

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