DIG Network
DIG Network is a Proof-of-Stake Layer 2 on Chia — a decentralized network for publishing, addressing, and serving content without trusting the host.
These docs cover the network and its primitives: the composable building blocks developers use to build on DIG. The network is still expanding, and more primitives will be documented here over time.
Primitives
🗄️ DigStore
The first and most fundamental primitive: a content-addressable, encrypted WASM store format. You point it at a build directory, commit generations like Git, and get a single self-defending .wasm file that is both your data and the server that gates access to it. The URN is the key — it both locates and decrypts.
| What is DigStore? | The one-file idea, in a nutshell |
| The Format | Stores, generations, URNs, encryption, proofs |
| CLI Tutorial | Install and use digstore in your project |
More primitives — networking, settlement, and node operation — will get their own sections as they land.
Where to start
- Building with content today? Go straight to DigStore — it's production-ready and has a full CLI tutorial.
- Want the deep design? Each primitive links to its specification and whitepaper.
DIG Network and its primitives are open source. DigStore is licensed under GPL-2.0; see the digstore repository.