Table of contents

Get Started with Jackal

• Introduction
• Learn About Jackal
• The $JKL Token

Wallet

• Keplr
• Leap
• Command Line

The Blockchain

• Storage Module
• File Tree Module
• Mint Module
• Name Service Module

Nodes

• Hardware
• Installing Full-Node
• Joining a Network
• Create a Validator

Providing Storage

• Creating Storage Provider
• Sequoia Config
• Sequoia API

Developers

• Jackal.js Quickstart
• Archway Quickstart
• Embedding Archway Contracts

The $JKL Token

The JKL Token is the driving force behind the revolutionary Jackal Protocol. This versatile native token seamlessly integrates with the ecosystem, unlocking endless possibilities for users, developers, and enterprises alike.

What Does The JKL Token Do?

Data Storage

The JKL token serves as the primary medium of exchange for accessing data storage within the Jackal Protocol, ensuring a smooth and efficient market for users and storage providers alike.

Fueling dApps

JKL Token plays a pivotal role in applications built on the Jackal Protocol, such as Jackal Storage and the RNS Marketplace. By harnessing the power of JKL, these applications can unlock new potentials and further enhance their utility.

Network Security

At its core, the Jackal Protocol is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Cosmos L1 blockchain, relying on JKL delegation to validators for network security. Stake your JKL tokens and contribute to securing the network while earning rewards.

Affordable Transactions

With JKL, transaction fees on the Jackal Protocol are incredibly cost-effective, ensuring that users have an affordable and seamless experience.

Governance

Staked JKL tokens grant you the power to participate in on-chain governance within the Jackal Protocol. Make your voice heard by voting on text, software, spending, and other critical governance proposals.

Collateral

The JKL token serves as versatile collateral for validators, storage providers, and various smart contract use cases, unlocking new possibilities for users and developers.