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Blockchain builder

A tool and hub for building and maintaining Proof of Stake Blockchains on the Cosmos SDK.

Ignite is a CLI tool and hub designed for constructing Proof of Stake Blockchains rooted in Cosmos-SDK

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Language: Go
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