Official docs for the Ideal network
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Ideal Network Documentation
- What is the Ideal Network?
- Core Capabilities: A high-level overview of the network's features and use cases without the technical details.
right now these are both lumped under 'use cases' as a big table, could break it into pieces though
- What you can do with VRaaS: A page dedicated to use cases like lotteries, NFT drops, and leader elections.
- What you can do with Timelock Encryption: A page dedicated to use cases like fair auctions, sealed bids, and MEV-proof transactions.
- Quickstart: The main entry page.
- Integrate with the Ideal Network
- Subscription Overview and Cost Model for VRaaS
- Verifiable Randomness-as-a-Service (VRaaS)
- Ink! Smart Contract Integration Guide
- Parachain Runtime Integration Guide
- VRaaS Subscription Management
- Timelock Encryption
- Timelocked Transactions (The Frontend Library)
- Ink! Smart Contracts on the Ideal Network
- Randomness Guides
- Randomness Verification
- Free On-Chain Randomness: How to fetch free, non-verifiable randomness from a chain extension on Ideal Network.
- How it Works
- The Randomness Distribution Model
- The Timelock Protocol
- Frontend SDK Reference
- Ink! Smart Contract Library Reference
- Runtime Pallets
- Protocol Reference