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This deliverable should be something like:

• 'what is unique about this as a dev platform
  • Omnichain goal
• how does it function
• what is it similar to that people might be familiar with
• how is it different
  • How is it different compared to a bridge?

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https://github.com/zeta-chain/example-contracts

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To allow the restoration of states, Cosmos requires developers to provide APIs that export genesis states.

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The stack is: (Cosmos SDK, go-ethereum, btcsuite, Tendermint Core, Ethermint)

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https://secure-contracts.com/not-so-smart-contracts/cosmos/index.html

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Cosmos_Security_Awareness_Training.pdf

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Zetascan: https://explorer.zetachain.com/

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From Zellic Auditor:

dev101,i don't think zetachain has anything unique to it's name. Its similar to any other ethermint enabled cosmos chain (ethermint enabled just means that there's two chains, one is the actual cosmos chain, which is zetachain in this case. The other is an evm compatibility chain, which is called the zEVM). One notable similar example is Cronos chain, where Cronos chain is the evm compatibility layer chain (aka the zEVM), and the crypto.com chain is the actual cosmos chain behind the Cronos chain. You can probably find a few examples of ethermint enabled chains online as well, but there aren't many widely used ones

aside from the, most useful dev resources that are public would be the cosmos docs and any docs you can find in cosmos chain source code repos

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Cosmos has some of the best docs of any project. They thoroughly explain the flow of transactions and all of the modules. https://docs.cosmos.network/v0.46/#

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Cosmos SDK tutorial works you through building your own Cosmos SDK blockchain. Has lots of tips, tricks and explanations along the way. https://tutorials.cosmos.network/academy/1-what-is-cosmos/