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Getting Started ​

Engage with the AtomOne community.

1. Participate in Discussions ​

Atom.One is a community-driven ecosystem, and your voice matters. Join the conversation, ask questions, and share your thoughts on:

2. Participate in Governance ​

AtomOne’s decisions are made through decentralized governance, and your participation helps shape the future of the ecosystem. Get involved by:

  • Checking out the governance page – Stay informed on proposals and upcoming votes.
  • Voting on key decisions – Cast your vote on protocol upgrades, new proposed modules/ implementations and other community initiatives
  • Joining governance discussions – Share your perspectives on the forum, Discord, Twitter, and Reddit.

3. Contribute Code ​

AtomOne is built with open-source technologies, and there are many opportunities for developers to contribute. Whether you’re an expert in blockchain or a developer learning the ropes, you can help improve the network.

  • AtomOne Hub is where all of our community’s current efforts are placed.

4. Build Decentralized Applications ​

The AtomOne ecosystem welcomes decentralized applications (dApps) to leverage its blockchain interoperability and secure infrastructure. As a developer, you can create applications that interact with the AtomOne blockchain, either as a consumer or a validator.

5. Documentation and Writing ​

Not all contributions are code-related! Writing clear, comprehensive documentation, tutorials, and guides is crucial to make AtomOne more accessible to new users and developers.

For more information on how to get started, explore the official AtomOne documentation and dive into the open-source repositories on GitHub. Welcome to the AtomOne community!

IMPORTANT: Participating in AtomOne requires sharing only your public keys, NOT your private keys. In connection with AtomOne, you should never be asked to share your private key or any seed or recovery phrase. This means that you should never be contacted by email, phone call, or other form of messaging, nor receive instructions or a request to share your private key or seed or recovery phrase. Any request for your private key or seed or recovery phrase should alert you immediately to potential fraud. Beware of bad actors who seek to obtain access to your wallet or digital identity. Keeping your private key and seed or recovery phrases secure is critically important, and failure to do so could result in theft of your digital identity and loss of whatever you may own, including digital assets, that are associated with your digital identity. Certain statements included on this website (or in any linked materials) are forward-looking statements. Please visit the Terms of Service page for further details about eligibility and your usage of the AtomOne website.


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