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guides/quick-start.md

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# Quick start guide
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Welcome to Evolve, a sovereign chain framework! The easiest way to launch your sovereign chain node is by using the Testapp CLI.
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Welcome to Evolve, a sovereign chain framework! The easiest way to launch your evolve network node is by using the Testapp CLI.
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## 📦 Install Testapp (CLI)
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## 🗂️ Initialize a sovereign chain node
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## 🗂️ Initialize a evolve network node
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To initialize a sovereign chain node, execute the following command:
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To initialize a evolve network node, execute the following command:
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## 🚀 Run your sovereign chain node
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## 🚀 Run your evolve network node
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Now that we have our testapp generated and installed, we can launch our chain along with the local DA by running the following command:
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To start a basic sovereign chain node, execute:
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## 🎉 Conclusion
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That's it! Your sovereign chain node is now up and running. It's incredibly simple to start a blockchain (which is essentially what a chain is) these days using Evolve. Explore further and discover how you can build useful applications on Evolve. Good luck!
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That's it! Your evolve network node is now up and running. It's incredibly simple to start a blockchain (which is essentially what a chain is) these days using Evolve. Explore further and discover how you can build useful applications on Evolve. Good luck!

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details: Get to market fast with infrastructure that adapts to your app—not the other way around. Skip the complexity and start building what matters; your product.
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details: Get to market fast with infrastructure that adapts to your app—not the other way around. Skip the complexity and start building what matters: your product.
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Evolve is a launch stack for sovereign L1s. It gives you full control over execution — without CometBFT, validator ops, or lock-in.
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Its [open-source](https://github.com/evstack/ev-node), production-ready, and fully composable.
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It's [open-source](https://github.com/evstack/ev-node), production-ready, and fully composable.
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At its core is \`ev-node\`, a modular node that exposes an [ABCI-compatible client interface](https://github.com/cometbft/cometbft/tree/main/abci), — letting you bring any VM or execution logic, including Cosmos SDK or custom-built runtimes.
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At its core is \`ev-node\`, a modular node that exposes an [Execution interface](https://github.com/evstack/ev-node/blob/main/core/execution/execution.go), — letting you bring any VM or execution logic, including Cosmos SDK or custom-built runtimes.
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Evolving from Cosmos SDK?
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Deploying a new chain might sound like the perfect solution for the problems listed above. While it's somewhat true, deploying a new layer 1 chain presents a complex set of challenges and trade-offs for developers looking to build blockchain products.
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Deploying a legacy layer 1 has huge barriers to entry: time, capital, token emissions and expertise,
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Deploying a legacy layer 1 has huge barriers to entry: time, capital, token emissions and expertise.
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In order to secure the network, developers must bootstrap a sufficiently secure set of validators, incurring the overhead of managing a full consensus network. This requires paying validators with inflationary tokens, putting the network‘s business sustainability at risk.etwork effects are also critical for success, but can be challenging to achieve as the network must gain widespread adoption to be secure and valuable.
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## When can you use Evolve?
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As of today, Evolve provides a centralized sequencer, an execution interface (ABCI or Cosmos SDK), and a connection to a data availability layer.
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As of today, Evolve provides a single sequencer, an execution interface (EVM or Cosmos SDK), and a connection to Celestia.
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We're currently working on implementing many new and exciting features such as light nodes and state fraud proofs.
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