April 2020
The Cascade public test network will enable everyone to join the staking pool and practice staking on the platform prior to mainnet launch.
AVA Client
The AVA client in Go
AVA Wallet
A wallet that can hold multiple AVA-native assets
AVA Faucet
A faucet for receiving testnet tokens
Avash
A shell environment for launching local networks
Slopes
A JS library for building applications on AVA
Catch errors, build bridges, write documentation, create education content.
Earn up to $250k per submission.
On our AVA-X, developers have access to the best of AVA Labs – our community, resources, and grant programs – to ensure they can maximize the impact of their applications.
June 2020
The Denali test network will be the last round of testing before launching the AVA mainnet. Denali will feature many new components, tools, and libraries for developers.
July 2020
Here are some upcoming enhancements planned for mainnet launch:
Fees are essential for incentivizing validators and for DDoS protection across all blockchains. AVA makes it possible for validators to extract their own customized fees.
Validators can leverage their own incentivization scheme and opt-out of subnets that they are not interested in validating.
Subnets manage their own assets, which enables AVA users to easily discover assets on the network.
AVA takes a functional approach to sharding, where assets with independent use cases reside on different subnets.
Non-fungible tokens are awesome. We will have full support and a registry for discovering NFT asset classes.
AVA’s subnets use the same underlying protocol for consensus on their transactions enabling atomic commitments–where a set changes can be applied as a single operation.
AVA enables stakeholders to determine key economic parameters of the system, such as the minimum staking amount and reward rate.
AVA gains its performance advantages due to its underlying Avalanche consensus protocol, which can be made even faster.
See some of the features that will be available after Mainnet launch:
