This guide outlines how Rollups can integrate Boost Protocol into their ecosystems. Boost Protocol is a powerful toolkit for programmatic token distribution, enabling networks to incentivize on-chain actions and grow their ecosystem sustainably.
Before diving into the integration details, it’s crucial to understand how Boost Protocol operates in a multichain environment. The following diagram illustrates the multichain architecture of Boost:This architecture allows Boost to operate seamlessly across multiple chains. The Boost Core Protocol acts as a central coordinator, while the Boost Edges serve as network-specific interfaces, enabling a unified system for creating, managing, and distributing incentives for on-chain actions, regardless of which specific EVM network those actions occur on.
The Boost Edge is a critical component that enables a network to participate in the Boost ecosystem. Rollups should deploy Boost Edge contracts to their network.Boost Edge contracts handle:
After deploying Boost Edge contracts, Rollups have the option to register the network with the Boost ecosystem. While registration is not strictly necessary for Boost Protocol to function, it offers several significant benefits that enhance usability and scalability. Registered networks appear in Boost ecosystem apps, making it easier for users and developers to find and interact with a new network.
If you’re in the process of launching a new Rollup, you may want to consider using a Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) provider to streamline your deployment and management processes. When selecting a provider, consider factors such as:
Infrastructure reliability and scalability
Developer tools and support
Ecosystem integration and reach
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