Chain Abstraction Platform Documentation Now Live
The official solver onboarding documentation for Qubetics' Chain Abstraction Platform has been released, providing the first detailed look at participation requirements and fee structures. While the solver network remains closed, these documents outline exactly what participants can expect when it launches.
The platform offers two distinct participation methods. Users can either run a full solver node by operating the binary and providing liquidity to earn higher rewards, or simply provide liquidity without running infrastructure to earn passive yield. Both approaches require specific asset commitments to activate.
Entry requirements are clearly defined: participants must deposit 100,000 TICS (approximately $1,790 at current prices) and 0.065 BTC (approximately $4,665), totaling around $6,455 for entry. Both assets are required for activation, though these amounts remain subject to change.
The fee structure has been officially confirmed for the first time. Every cross-chain intent will carry a 5% platform fee directed to Qubetics, a 5% solver fee distributed to the solver pool, plus additional network fees. This represents the first public documentation of this fee distribution model.
Technical onboarding requires specific wallet compatibility including MetaMask, Keplr, or WalletConnect, along with whitelisted BTC and EVM wallet addresses. Participants must also provide an HTTPS node URL with full node path, and all funds must originate from pre-registered wallets only.
With comprehensive documentation now available, the Chain Abstraction Platform appears structured and ready for launch. Early preparation will be essential when the network opens to participants.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the exact deposit requirements to participate in the Qubetics Chain Abstraction solver network?
Participants must deposit 100,000 TICS (approximately $1,790 at current prices) and 0.065 BTC (approximately $4,665), totaling around $6,455 for entry. Both assets are required for activation, though these amounts remain subject to change before launch.
How are fees distributed in the Qubetics Chain Abstraction Platform?
Every cross-chain intent carries a 5% platform fee directed to Qubetics, a 5% solver fee distributed to the solver pool, plus additional network fees. This fee distribution model was officially confirmed for the first time in the released documentation.
When is Qubetics BitcoinCAP launching on mainnet?
BitcoinCAP is currently on testnet undergoing security audit. Mainnet launch is expected in Q4 2025. BitcoinCAP enables native Bitcoin integration across the Qubetics ecosystem without wrapped tokens, using proactive resharing for MPC security.
What is the Qubetics dVPN and when will it be available?
The Qubetics decentralized VPN is on testnet with mainnet expected Q4 2025. It allows anyone to become a privacy service provider by staking 100 TICS, earning rewards for sharing bandwidth. The system is currently undergoing security audit before launch.
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What APY can I earn staking TICS with Qubetics validators?
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