Loom Network is a multichain interop platform live in production since early 2018. Optimized for scaling high-performance dapps that require a fast and smooth user experience, the network allows dapps to offer a UX comparable to traditional applications and onboard new users without the friction of needing to download crypto wallet software.
Loom also has integrations to Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Chain, and Tron (with EOS and Cosmos coming soon). This allows developers to integrate assets from all major chains, as well as build a dapp only once and offer it to users on all platforms simultaneously.
The LOOM token is a proof-of-stake token used to secure Loom Network's mainnet, called Basechain. LOOM holders can stake their tokens to help secure Basechain and earn rewards in the process.
The token is also used by developers to pay for dapp hosting on Loom Network. Unlike Ethereum, developers pay a flat monthly fee to host their dapps on Loom, so their users don't have to pay transaction costs.
No need to wait for some distant scaling solution. Loom is live in production — so you can launch your dapp now and start on-boarding thousands of users immediately.
Loom Network runs on Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) and is optimized for the fast confirmation times and high-transaction throughput necessary for serious real-world dapps.
Loom Network enables transactions at lightning speeds and at zero cost to your users. There’s no need for users to pay gas fees and no need for MetaMask popups at every action or button click.
With our integrations and Universal Transaction Signing, users from every major chain will be able to access your Loom dapp using their native wallets. Deploy to Basechain just once and open your dapp to a massive audience.
Loom Basechain is a DPoS blockchain with 21+ external validators located all around the world, and has more than 247,828,530 LOOM staked. The chain has also been audited by Trail of Bits — a renowned information security company specializing in blockchain tech.
Launching your dapp on a single blockchain that’s incompatible with others comes with a risk of vendor lock-in to a losing platform. Loom Network is continually building integrations with new chains to ensure your dapp never becomes obsolete.
Loom Network is Solidity-based and Ethereum-compatible. So you can port your Solidity-based dapp to Loom in just 3 steps — and start scaling today.
Why not give it a go on our testnet? It’s super simple to get started.
./loom genkey -a mainnet_public_key -k mainnet_private_key
function getLoomProviderWithPrivateKey (privateKeyPath, chainId, writeUrl, readUrl) {
const privateKey = readFileSync(privateKeyPath, 'utf-8');
return new LoomTruffleProvider(chainId, writeUrl, readUrl, privateKey);
}
basechain: {
provider: function() {
const chainId = 'default';
const writeUrl = 'http://basechain.dappchains.com/rpc';
const readUrl = 'http://basechain.dappchains.com/query';
return new LoomTruffleProvider(chainId, writeUrl, readUrl, privateKey);
const privateKeyPath = path.join(__dirname, 'mainnet_private_key');
const loomTruffleProvider = getLoomProviderWithPrivateKey(privateKeyPath, chainId, writeUrl, readUrl);
return loomTruffleProvider;
},
network_id: '*'
}
One of the biggest problems slowing down mainstream adoption of blockchain technology is things being too complicated to use by regular, non-technical folks.
Without a simple, intuitive user experience that even your mother can understand — none of this nerdy nonsense matters.
That's why Basechain is built for maximum pragmatism and practicality for dapp developers, along with intuitive user experiences for end users.
Whether you’re thinking about DeFi, supply chain management, virtual reality, e-learning platforms, or gaming, Basechain can be used for ANY type of dapp. Basechain also offers the added benefit of being accessible to all major blockchain communities, and offering the potential for multichain dapps — such as collateralizing assets in a multichain DeFi application.
We eat our own dog food. We’ve been building and shipping our own dapps on Loom since day 1 — which means our tech has been built from the ground up for real-world use cases.
We’re also the creators of CryptoZombies, the most popular code school for learning to build Ethereum dapps, which has been used by over 415,672+ students to date.
So it’s safe to say we understand the needs of developers building dapps for production scale.
CryptoZombies is the leading resource for learning to build Ethereum dapps. It's a free code school that teaches you how to write Solidity smart contracts through a series of interactive tutorials that guide you in building your own crypto-collectibles game.
This code school has been used by over 415,672+ students to date, and we’re continually creating new lessons — including some brand new lessons on Libra Blockchain Development.
Even if you’ve never coded with Solidity or Libra before — we’ll walk you through step by step, starting with the absolute basics.