Orbs Network
  • Overview
    • What is Orbs?
    • Layer 3 Protocol
    • Running on EVM and TON
    • Enhanced Execution
    • L3 for Advanced Trading
    • Network Diagram
    • White Papers and Spec
  • Orbs Lambda
    • What is Orbs Lambda?
    • Network Diagram
    • Example Use Cases
    • Step by Step Overview
      • Development Requirements
      • Select Unique ID
      • Project Template
      • index.js Implementation
        • Execution Environment
        • Allowed Packages
        • Supported Networks
        • Execution Triggers
        • Sending Transactions
      • Testing Locally
      • Deploying to Production
      • Analyzing Execution
  • Orbs VM
    • What is Orbs VM?
    • Network Diagram
    • Example Use Cases
    • Step by Step Overview
      • Development Requirements
      • Select Unique ID
      • Docker Image Implementation
        • Execution Environment
        • Working Directory
        • Entry Point
        • Health Check
        • status.json
      • Testing Locally
      • Deploying to Production
      • Analyzing Execution
  • Powered by Orbs
    • Liquidity Hub
      • Integration Spec
    • Perpetual Hub
    • dTWAP Protocol
      • Integration Spec
      • Network Diagram
      • dTWAP Tutorial
      • FAQ
    • dLIMIT Protocol
      • Integration Spec
      • dLIMIT Tutorial
      • FAQ
  • Community Projects
    • Notification Protocol
      • Integrate a New Project
      • Network Diagram
    • TON Access
      • Network Diagram
    • TON Vote
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  1. Orbs Lambda

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Last updated 4 months ago

The Orbs Network includes dozens of independent validators that run Proof-of-Stake consensus and execute Orbs Lambda JavaScript functions in a decentralized manner.

Orbs is not an L1 blockchain and is not trying to replace existing smart contracts. It is more accurately described as an oracle network similar to , operating in L3. Orbs runs over leading L1/L2 blockchains like the EVM and TON and allows dapps to enhance smart contracts with advanced capabilities that are by the sandboxed L1/L2 smart contract model.

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