The Terra Protocol facilitates the creation of digital assets Terra that track the value of major fiat currencies.
Key features:
- A family of stable-coins pegged to major currencies, e.g. SDR, USD, KRW, JPY, EUR, and CNY.
- Stability achieved by creating mining incentives that are countercyclical to Terra demand
- Delegated Proof-of-Stake (Tendermint) consensus formed over the mining token Luna
- Zero-spread atomic swap amongst Terra currencies.
Terra Core is a golang implementation of the Terra Protocol.
Terra Core builds on Tendermint consensus and the Cosmos SDK toolkits. Please make sure to study these projects as well if you are not already familiar.
WARNING: Terra Core has mostly stabilized, but breaking changes may come regularly.
Note: Requires Go 1.12+
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Mainnet Columbus-2 is online. The launch repo contains snapshot of the launch as well as network updates.
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Public testnet Soju-0009 is online. Our networks repo contains latest configuration files for the testnet. The Faucet can be used to get free tokens for the testnet.
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Block Explorers
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Wallet
- Terra Station: Available for download on the Terra website
The current state of the Terra Alliance (businesses gearing to adopt TerraX for payments upon launch) is summarized here. The Terra Alliance currently spans businesses processing 25 billion USD for 45 million monthly active users across Asia.
Community channels actively being managed are here:
We are currently finalizing contribution standards and guidelines. In the meanwhile, if you are interested in contributing to the Terra Project, please contact our admin.
See the docs and the white paper. Read the Changelog for major release updates.
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