Please, be aware, Echelon chain is a scam, According to blockchain analysis organization launched echelon 100% control consensus by controlling >67% of coins, pretending its decentralized. Echelon is spam, scam, pump and dump.

It would be great to have information about blockexplorers for the chains. It would be even better if this information is enough to generate links for [transactions,addresses,..]

Technically I've never really formalized what each parameter means and I kinda came up with a system that worked for my api aggregator: https://github.com/pedrouid/ethereum-api

However I hit an issue with how POA network describes xDAI chain as a POA chain named as DAI network, so I've included this in this PR. Let me know what you guys think

Hi there 👋! I'm a dev with the Ava Labs team. This PR adds a few Avalanche Subnet chains, and also updates some existing ones with proper branding and explorer/rpc URLs.

We would like to reserve the chainID 1804 and 2606 as we are preparing the launch of a new Ethereum based network.

The testnet, Kerleano, is active, but not final https://ethereum-pocr.github.io/

We are planing production launch in July or September

There are two chains with the chain_id 101. We need to remove one of them!

  {
    "name": "Webchain",
    "short_name": "web",
    "chain": "WEB",
    "network": "mainnet",
    "chain_id": 101,
    "network_id": 37129,
    "rpc": []
  },
  {
    "name": "EtherInc",
    "short_name": "web",
    "chain": "WEB",
    "network": "mainnet",
    "chain_id": 101,
    "network_id": 1,
    "rpc": []
  }

New subnet configs added:

• Swimmer Subnet Mainnet (73772)
• Swimmer Subnet Testnet (73771)
• Kaira Testnet (71524)
• Hero Testnet (17771)
• Castle Crush Testnet (31416)

Existing subnet configs updated:

• DFK Chain Mainnet (53935)
• DFK Chain Testnet (335)
• C-Chain Mainnet (43114)
• C-Chain Testnet (43113)
• Dexalot Testnet (432201)

Added Avascan explorer logo

EDIT June 22nd: added Swimmer logo

Fill out the following to add your chain / network id, OR propose a Pull Request making your edits to the _data/chains.json file directly

{
  "name": "Decentralized Web Mainnet",
  "shortName": "dwu",
  "chain": "DWU",
  "network": "mainnet",
   "icon": "https://decentralized-web.tech/dwu.png",
 "chainId": 124,
  "networkId": 124,
  "rpc": ["https://decentralized-web.tech/blkch_tutor.htm"],
  "faucets": [],
  "infoURL: "https://decentralized-web.tech/dw_chain.php",
  "nativeCurrency": {"name":"Decentralized Web Utility","symbol":"DWU","decimals":18}
}

please add - chainid 124
if possible please contact us by e-mail to - [email protected] 

I had posed an idea to ENS to utilize ethereum-lists to power the list of networks on domain address fields, instead of their internal (duplicated) structure.

While they are willing to adopt, they'd (understandably) prefer it as an inline dependency versus external endpoint. Publishing as an NPM module may assist other projects in more easily referencing the chain list, as well.

I've implemented #40

This is done as individual JSON files. I've updated the various loops so this should just work now. Yay for long plane rides!

This should work cleanly, other than some additions may need to be re-added. But, we might also consider doing this as "native" Jekyll posts -- one Markdown file per chain, all the info in YAML in the header. We can open a new thread to discuss this.

I am planning to add a pre-commit hook to the repository so that it can do some basic checks before someone push to the repository. If these checks fails, they will get to see the error in the terminal itself.

Although we have GitHub Workflows setup for few of these but that is not enabled for the 1st time contributors, so pre-commit hooks could be a good idea to reduce the PR review time.

Some checks as

• Check JSON schema and formatting with prettier
• Checking validity of IPFS Schema and check if those are reachable.
• Check valid URLs for testnet and faucets
• Check Icon hash with IPFS hash

Why Gitpod?

As a developer the local machine of ours might have nodejs or might not have nodeJS and other relevant setup such as the prettier extension for the repository. Setup for Gitpod will open a Cloud Instance of VS Code on gitpod.io (for free) with the relevant setup so it will eradicate the setup time for any new developer and anyone can quickly make any additions/removals to the lists.

Overall, it will save time for contributors as well as reviewers.

I can work on it if it seems to be reasonable.

Network Details

{
  "name": "HashBit Mainnet",
  "chain": "HBIT",
  "icon": "chain_hbit",
  "network": "mainnet",
  "rpc": [
    "https://mainnet-rpc.hashbit.org",
    "https://rpc.hashbit.org"
  ],
  "faucets": ["https://free-online-app.com/faucet-for-eth-evm-chains/"],
  "nativeCurrency": {
    "name": "HashBit Native Token",
    "symbol": "HBIT",
    "decimals": 18
  },
  "infoURL": "https://hashbit.org",
  "shortName": "hbit",
  "chainId": 11119,
  "networkId": 11119,
  "explorers": [
    {
      "name": "hashbitscan",
      "url": "https://explorer.hashbit.org",
      "standard": "EIP3091"
    }
  ]
}

ICON

[
  {
    "url": "ipfs://QmZPjHLQp7mHtspp9bJBecoQCnE7pvCna5zHbAWkQHUD2H",
    "width": 1297,
    "height": 1297,
    "format": "png"
  }
]

can you please add an icon for dexit here is RPC details PR : https://github.com/ethereum-lists/chains/pull/2000/commits/32c7b78a9111a2c86b9eb21d99d3127ed092f20d