Human Network
  • ☀️Welcome to Human Network
  • Overview
    • What is Human Network? What are Human Keys?
    • Methods and their use cases
      • Deriving keys from low-entropy data
      • Deriving keys from web accounts
      • Provably encrypting to Human Network, and setting custom decryption conditions.
    • FAQ
  • For Operators
    • Register and Run a Human Node
      • Use Keystore for private key encryption
      • Keyshare backup
    • Diagnostics using the Network UI
  • Decentralization
    • Architecture
      • Preventing Collusion
      • Scalability
      • Credit System
    • Mainnets and Testnets
  • Usage Instructions
    • Human Network Credits
    • Making Requests to Human Network
      • OPRF To Derive Keys From Low-Entropy Data
      • PRF to Derive Keys from JWTs
      • Decryption of Provably Encrypted Data
    • Sponsor Requests
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Mainnets and Testnets

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Last updated 1 month ago

Human Network has the following networks:

Mainnet Alpha:

Mainnet Alpha is on EigenLayer and Symbiotic Mainnet. It will be able permissionlessly open to join due to the key resharing protocol which frequently redistributes the secret key shares amongst new nodes that come, invalidating shares from nodes that have left.

Requirements: The rough equivalent of a c5.xlarge EC2 instance is reccommended. Human Network scales vertically with demand, so this can be scaled up or down depending on traffic estimates. Currently, even the smallest ec2 is sufficient, but a moderate amount more throughput is reccomended to account for potential future fluctuations in traffic.

How to Join: Details are given in .

Holesky Testnet:

Identical to mainnet alpha, except with Holesky testnet Eigenlayer contracts

Requirements: Even the smallest ec2, or its equivalent, is sufficient. Throughput tests may be conducted.

How to Join: Details are given in .

Robustnet

Robustnet is similar to mainnet alpha, intended to enable practical Human Network use cases before the resharing protocol has been sufficiently battle tested.

  • It has no resharing

  • As a result, it is permissioned

  • As a result, it does not use EigenLayer which primarily used for the resharing

Requirements: The rough equivalent of a c5.xlarge EC2 instance is reccomended. Human Network scales vertically with demand, so this can be scaled up or down depending on traffic estimates. Currently, even the smallest ec2 is sufficient, but a moderate amount more throughput is reccommended to account for potential future fluctuations in traffic.

How to Join: Since it is permissioned, the team will reach out with instructions to join.

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