Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
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Avalanche
Assist with Avalanche C-Chain transactions, AVAX transfers, subnets, and cross-chain bridges.
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Assist with Avalanche C-Chain transactions, AVAX transfers, subnets, and cross-chain bridges.
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Release facts
- Source
- Tencent SkillHub
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- Indexed source record
- Version
- 1.0.0
Provenance
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- ivangdavila
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Documentation
Network Architecture (Critical)
Avalanche has three chains: X-Chain, P-Chain, C-Chain β each serves different purpose C-Chain is EVM compatible β where most DeFi and tokens live, uses AVAX for gas X-Chain for fast transfers β native AVAX transfers, not EVM compatible P-Chain for staking β validators and subnet management Same AVAX token across all chains β but must transfer between chains to use
C-Chain (Most Common)
EVM compatible β MetaMask, same tools as Ethereum Uses AVAX for gas β need AVAX to transact Chain ID: 43114 β RPC: https://api.avax.network/ext/bc/C/rpc Block explorer: snowtrace.io β transaction verification Most tokens and DeFi here β Trader Joe, Aave, GMX
Cross-Chain Transfers
Moving AVAX between chains uses Avalanche Wallet β not regular transfers C-Chain β X-Chain transfer takes seconds β but requires correct process Export from one chain, import to another β two-step process Use official Core wallet or Avalanche Wallet β supports all three chains MetaMask only sees C-Chain β can't transfer to X or P chains directly
Bridging from Other Networks
Avalanche Bridge official β bridge.avax.network, from Ethereum Bridged tokens are wrapped β ETH becomes WETH.e on Avalanche LayerZero, Stargate for multi-chain β faster alternatives with fees Bridge fees plus gas on both chains β budget for both Withdrawal to Ethereum can take time β depends on bridge used
Gas and Fees
Gas model same as Ethereum post-EIP-1559 β base fee + priority fee Cheaper than Ethereum, more than some L2s β typically $0.01-0.10 per transaction Gas paid in AVAX only β no token payments for gas Fast finality (under 2 seconds) β no waiting for confirmations Failed transactions cost gas β same as Ethereum
Tokens and DeFi
AVAX is native gas token β also tradeable like ETH WAVAX is wrapped AVAX β needed for some DeFi protocols Major DEXs: Trader Joe, Pangolin β similar to Uniswap Lending: Aave, Benqi β borrow and lend Verify token addresses β scam tokens exist, check snowtrace.io
Subnets
Subnets are custom blockchains on Avalanche β like app-specific chains DFK Chain (DeFi Kingdoms), Dexalot β examples of subnets Each subnet can have own token for gas β not always AVAX Bridging to subnets through official bridges β subnet-specific Subnets have independent validators β different security assumptions
Staking
Minimum 25 AVAX to delegate β stake with validators Minimum 2 weeks lock β staking period required Rewards vary by validator β check uptime and commission No slashing β underperforming validators just earn less Liquid staking: sAVAX, ggAVAX β maintain liquidity while staking
Wallet Options
Core Wallet (official) β supports all three chains, subnets MetaMask for C-Chain only β familiar interface, limited to C-Chain Ledger supported β via Core or MetaMask Mobile wallets available β Core has mobile app
Common Issues
"Insufficient funds" β need AVAX for gas on C-Chain Tokens on wrong chain β bridged to X-Chain instead of C-Chain Can't find tokens β wrong chain or need to add custom token Slow bridge β some bridges take 10-30 minutes, be patient Subnet tokens not showing β need to add subnet network to wallet
Security
Standard EVM security on C-Chain β same best practices as Ethereum Private key controls all three chains β one seed, all chains Verify addresses on all chains β X-Chain addresses start with "X-" Revoke unused approvals β snowtrace.io token approval checker Official bridges safest β third-party bridges add risk
Category context
Agent frameworks, memory systems, reasoning layers, and model-native orchestration.
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Package contents
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- SKILL.md