Introduction to Hydra Chain

A Next-Generation Blockchain Platform

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

Welcome to Hydra Chain

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 RWA, Gaming, DeFi, and real-time applications.

HYDRA, the native coin in the Hydra Ecosystem is used to pay 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)

🌉 Native Bridge to bridge in assets from Ethereum to Hydra Chain → More Info

🚰Protocol issued Liquid staking asset $LYDRA → More Info

🗳 Decentralized Governance Protocol HydraDAO → Forum

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

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.