Welcome to Incubed’s documentation!

Reference

• Getting Started
  • TypeScript/JavaScript
  • As Docker Container
  • C Implementation
  • Java
  • Command-line Tool
  • Supported Chains
  • Registering an Incubed Node
• Downloading in3
  • in3-node
  • in3-client (ts)
  • in3-client(C)
• Roadmap
  • V2.0 Stable: Q3 2019
  • V2.1 Incentivization: Q4 2019
  • V2.2 Bitcoin: Q1 2020
  • V2.3 WASM: Q3 2020
  • V2.4 Substrate: Q1 2021
  • V2.5 Services: Q3 2021
• Threat Model for Incubed
  • Registry Issues
  • Network Attacks
  • Privacy
  • Risk Calculation
• Benchmarks
  • Setup and Tools
  • Considerations
  • Results/Baseline
• IN3-Protocol
  • Incubed Requests
  • Incubed Responses
  • ChainId
  • Registry
  • Binary Format
  • Communication
  • Proofs
  • RPC-Methods Ethereum
  • PoA Validations
• API Reference TS
  • Examples
  • Main Module
  • Package client
  • Package modules/eth
  • Package modules/ipfs
  • Package types
  • Common Module
  • Package modules/eth
  • Package types
  • Package util
• API Reference C
  • Overview
  • Building
  • Examples
  • Module api/eth1
  • Module api/usn
  • Module cmd/in3
  • Module core
  • Module transport/curl
  • Module transport/http
  • Module verifier/eth1/basic
  • Module verifier/eth1/evm
  • Module verifier/eth1/full
  • Module verifier/eth1/nano
• API Reference Java
  • Installing
  • Examples
  • Package in3
  • Package in3.eth1
• API Reference CMD
  • Usage
  • Install
  • Ubuntu Launchpad (Linux)
  • Brew (MacOS)
  • Environment Variables
  • Methods
  • Running as Server
  • Cache
  • Signing
  • Autocompletion
  • Function Signatures
  • Examples
• API Reference Node/Server
  • Command-line Arguments
  • in3-server-setup tool
  • Registering Your Own Incubed Node

Concept

• 1. Concept
  • 1.1. Situation
  • 1.2. Low-Performance Hardware
  • 1.3. Scalability
  • 1.4. Use Cases
  • 1.5. Architecture
  • 1.6. Scaling
• 2. Blockheader Verification
  • 2.1. Ethereum
  • 2.2. Bitcoin
• 3. Incentivization
  • 3.1. Decentralizing Access
  • 3.2. Incentivization for Nodes
  • 3.3. Connecting Clients and Server
  • 3.4. Ensuring Client Access
  • 3.5. Deposit
  • 3.6. LoadBalancing
  • 3.7. Free Access
  • 3.8. Convict
  • 3.9. Handling conflicts
  • 3.10. Payment
  • 3.11. Client Identification
• 4. Decentralizing Central Services
  • 4.1. Incentivization
  • 4.2. Verification

• Index