HYDRA Documentation
  • Introduction to Hydra Chain
  • HydraGon
    • Migrate to HydraGon
    • Staking Calculator
  • Legacy Hydra
  • FAQ
  • Hydra web wallet
    • Create New Wallet
      • Key File Option
      • Mnemonic Words Option
    • Access Your Wallet
      • From Mnemonic Words
      • From Private Key
      • From Key File
    • Send and Receive Assets
      • Receive Assets
      • Send Assets
    • Add HRC20 Token
    • Setup Offline Wallet
  • Hydra web browser extension
    • How to integrate with dApps
  • Hydra for Beginners
  • Ledger Nano Guide
  • Hydra Bridge
  • HydraDEX
    • Adding and Removing Liquidity
    • Liquidity Mining on HydraDEX
  • Useful Links (Legacy)
  • Essentials
    • UTXOs Accounting
    • Test & Main Networks
    • Desktop wallet basic usage
    • Wallet Encrypt, Backup and Restore
    • Hydra Core Wallet Commands
    • Adding Nodes
    • Encrypt and Unlock Hydra Wallet
    • Wallet Recovery With Salvagewallet
    • bech32 support
    • Repositories
    • Hydra Exchange Usage Guide
    • How to Add Options
    • How to Use bootstrap.dat
    • Command Lines (RPC API)
    • Guidance of Hydra Deployment and RPC Settings
    • How to Build Hydra on Raspbian
  • HRC20 Tokens
    • HRC20 Token
    • HRC20 Raw Transactions
    • HRC20 With Hydrachainjs
    • HRC20 DApp
  • HRC721 Tokens
    • HRC721 Token - How to deploy
  • How Transactions Work
  • Hydra Economy (Legacy)
    • The Flexible Supply Mechanism
    • Legacy Staking Calculator
  • Installation Guides
  • Guide for Linux
  • Guide for Raspberry Pi
  • Guide for MacOS
  • Staking HYDRA Coins
    • Setting up Staking
    • Staking with Windows VPS on AWS
    • Staking with Linux on DigitalOcean VPS
    • How to Stake Hydra on Linux
    • Stake With Linux VPS
    • How to Stake on FreeBSD
    • Hydra node health check
    • Superstaking
    • Delegating to Superstaker
    • Delegating via Mobile App or Web Browser
    • Lydra Basics
    • Understanding LYDRA — Key Concepts and Dynamics
  • Hydra Chain Core Team
  • KYC/AML Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • API Documentation
    • Explorer API (in work)
      • General Blockchain Info
      • Fetching Transaction History for HYDRA and HRC20 tokens
      • Block Info
      • Transaction Info
    • Hydra DEX API
  • Community Tools
    • Github repository
    • Docker image for Hydra Node
    • Hydradex.org Custom Lists
  • Security Audits Hydra Bridge
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Introduction to Hydra Chain

A Next-Generation Blockchain Platform

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You can now migrate HYDRA on a 1:1 basis from Legacy Hydra to HydraGon using the

Hydra Chain is a High-Performance & Permissionless EVM Layer 1 Blockchain Network that offers Instant Finality, sub-second block times, adaptive inflation and a groundbreaking decentralization mechanism with an account-level horizontal scalability system that doesn't compromise on security.

Fully compatible with Ethereum tooling, Hydra enables seamless dApp deployment, while its low transaction costs (as low as $0.000021) render L2 solutions unnecessary. Designed for developers, users, and enterprises alike, Hydra opens up possibilities in gaming, DeFi, and real-time applications.

HYDRA, the native coin in the Hydra Ecosystem is used for gas fees, validation, staking and governance with The Hydra DAO

Summary of Features:

Instant Finality: Transactions are locked and irreversible in less than 1 second, eliminating delays associated with traditional chains, eliminating any friction for users

Exponentiating Validator Weights: A unique formula prevents centralization by balancing voting power, fostering a highly decentralized ecosystem

Massive Scalability: Account-level sharding allows near-infinite TPS by horizontally scaling network capacity across independent shards

Dynamic Economic Model: Adaptive APRs and staking bonuses reward loyalty while ensuring long-term ecosystem stability

📈 Up to 4000 TPS Elastic Capacity per shard

🔥 100% Burn of all Transaction Fees (50% direct burn and 50% Leveraged Burn)

We want to provide our respectful credits to the Polygon communities and their developers as our project would not be possible if it hadn't been for their open-source work.

Native Bridge to bridge in assets from Ethereum to Hydra Chain →

Protocol issued Liquid staking asset $LYDRA →

🗳 Decentralized Governance Protocol HydraDAO →

For more information about Hydra as well as links to join our community, make sure to read the .

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