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Welcome to Eden

Eden is an EVM network built using the Evolve stack and powered by Celestia for data availability.

Overview

  • EVM chain optimized for high throughput
  • Built with Evolve Stack
  • Built for EVM applications on Celestia
  • Uses Celestia for data availability

Target users

  • EVM builders of all stripes (game, consumer, social, etc.)
  • Teams porting apps from other EVM chains

Features

  • EVM-compatible - existing Solidity contracts, Hardhat/Foundry projects, and Ethers/Viem scripts work without changes
  • Single sequencer - fast, predictable block production
  • Native TIA - deposits through the Eden bridge

Eden also extends the EVM with powerful capabilities standard chains don't offer. See what Eden gives developers.

How to start

Join the chat

Join the Telegram group to get connected, ask questions, and see what others are launching.

Deploy on Eden

Use familiar EVM tooling to deploy contracts and interact with the chain. See the Eden mainnet page for RPC, explorer, and contract info.

Get help & iterate

Use the Telegram group for technical support and questions and keep shipping!

The stack behind Eden

Eden is powered by the Evolve stack:

ComponentDescription
ev-nodeModular node engine connecting execution to Celestia DA
ev-rethHigh-performance EVM implementation
ev-toolboxTools for testing and deployment

FAQs

Is Eden its own network?

Yes. Eden is a standalone EVM chain that uses Celestia for DA.

Is this part of Celestia mainnet?

Eden posts data to Celestia mainnet, but runs its own execution environment. Celestia only handles consensus and data availability.

Do I need TIA?

Yes. Eden uses TIA as its native gas token. Use the Eden bridge to deposit TIA before sending transactions.

Can I launch my own network using Eden?

No — Eden is for apps, not networks. But if you want to launch your own chain, check out the Evolve stack.

How is this different from other EVM chains?

Eden adds protocol-level features that standard EVM chains don't offer: native batch transactions, sponsored gas, and a 128 KB contract size limit. See Why Eden for the full breakdown.

Resources

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