Galaxy Heroes Integrated Chainlink Automation

Galaxy Heroes Integrated Chainlink Automation, to securely and cost-efficiently automate the swap and liquify function on the platform. 

They decided to automate Galaxy Heroes’ swap and liquify function using Chainlink Automation because it is operated by the same pool of time-tested, provably reliable node operators that currently help secure tens of billions of dollars in DeFi, even during record levels of network congestion and extreme volatility.  As Galaxy Heroes Integrated Chainlink Automation.

What is Galaxy Heroes?

Galaxy Heroes is a superhero-themed token with NFTs, an NFT marketplace, a play-to-earn game, and a planned comic series. They continue to burn tokens and have burnt over 50% of the total supply over the course of a year.

What is Chainlink Automation?

Chainlink Automation is a decentralized service purpose-built to manage tasks on behalf of smart contracts. It serves as a decentralized, hyper-reliable, and economically incentivized automation bot that wakes up smart contracts when they need to perform critical on-chain functions, which usually take place at regular time intervals (e.g., every day at the same time) or based on external events (e.g., when an asset hits a specific price).

  • Increased Efficiency — Projects that use Chainlink Automation are able to reduce time spent on DevOps, minimize operational overhead, and streamline development workflows.
  • Enhanced Security — Tamper-proof, Sybil-resistant Chainlink Automation signs on-chain transactions themselves, enabling automated smart contract execution without exposing private keys.
  • Easy-to-use — Developers are able to schedule time-based automation jobs in seconds using the Chainlink Automation Job Scheduler’s no-code UI.

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