Decentralized Applications (dApps)

absETH (Liquid Staking)

absETH is Abstract’s native liquid staking solution. It allows users to stake ETH and earn yield directly within the Abstract ecosystem. This dApp enables users to participate in staking without locking their ETH, supporting DeFi integrations and providing liquidity while still earning rewards. absETH leverages Abstract’s low-fee infrastructure and smart contract wallet system to offer a frictionless staking experience, suitable even for users with no prior staking experience.

Myriad

Myriad is a prediction market dApp where users can make bets on real-world outcomes—ranging from sporting events to political elections and meme coin prices. The platform allows users to earn rewards by accurately forecasting future events. By running on Abstract, Myriad provides low-cost, high-speed market settlement. Its integration with the Abstract Global Wallet simplifies user onboarding and transaction management, making prediction markets accessible to non-crypto users.

Gacha

Gacha is a suite of on-chain consumer experiences designed to hide blockchain complexity. It aims to create a new kind of gamified, luck-based engagement platform where users can win digital prizes or access special features. Gacha utilizes Abstract’s account abstraction and low transaction costs to power seamless, fast interactions. It’s tailored for casual users and gamers who expect responsive interfaces without crypto knowledge.

Gigaverse

Gigaverse is an on-chain RPG developed by GLHF and powered by Proof of Play. It allows players to progress through gameplay, engage in PvE and PvP modes, and upgrade characters or collect rare items, all secured on-chain. Gigaverse benefits from Abstract’s scalability and low-latency infrastructure, allowing for real-time actions and complex game logic to be processed efficiently, which is crucial for blockchain-based gaming experiences.

Buzz.fun

Buzz.fun is a platform focused on token creation and experimentation. It includes a custom contract compiler, dynamic bonding curves, trading analytics, and features to follow token trends and narratives with real-time data. Abstract’s flexibility and developer tools make it ideal for Buzz.fun’s rapid token deployments and low-cost experimentation. It also utilizes Abstract’s session management and wallet abstraction to support users and developers with minimal friction.

Support for Consumer-Focused dApps
Abstract is designed to host decentralized applications that prioritize usability, responsiveness, and performance. The infrastructure is optimized to meet the demands of consumer-facing use cases, particularly in verticals such as gaming, social platforms, creator tools, and commerce. These types of applications require fast transaction finality, low fees, and a simplified user experience—requirements that Abstract’s architecture directly addresses through zero-knowledge rollups and account abstraction.

The platform eliminates many of the traditional limitations that have hindered dApp adoption, such as complex onboarding flows, inconsistent wallet integrations, and high gas costs. By supporting account abstraction and a unified smart wallet system, Abstract allows dApps to deliver a streamlined experience that closely mirrors traditional applications, making it more accessible for non-technical users.

Early Ecosystem Examples
Although Abstract is in its early stages and its mainnet is scheduled for launch in 2025, it has already begun onboarding dApps during its testnet phase. One of the earliest known contributors is Ruyui Studios, a digital content and game development company working on consumer-focused applications. While the full details of their project are limited, Ruyui Studios’ early involvement signals interest from gaming and creative sectors.

Abstract has also announced partnerships with Web3-native companies including Magic Eden, one of the largest NFT marketplaces. The collaboration focuses on enabling NFT-related applications on Abstract’s infrastructure. These early partnerships indicate that Abstract is positioning itself as a viable Layer 2 for high-interaction, low-latency applications like NFT trading and digital media experiences.

dApp Development Environment
Abstract provides a developer-friendly environment with full EVM compatibility, allowing new or migrated dApps to be deployed with minimal changes to existing codebases. Developers can use standard Ethereum tooling such as Solidity, Hardhat, and third-party libraries, while benefiting from Abstract’s performance enhancements. Abstract also provides SDKs, including agw-client and agw-react, which simplify the integration of the Abstract Global Wallet, session handling, and transaction execution into front-end applications.

The developer experience is further supported by the Abstract Portal, which acts as a dashboard for building, deploying, and managing dApps on the platform. The portal includes documentation, APIs, onboarding guides, and analytics tools, enabling developers to monitor and optimize their applications in real time.

User Experience within dApps
Applications built on Abstract benefit from standardized user identity through the Abstract Global Wallet. This allows a single sign-in across multiple dApps without repeated wallet approvals or private key management. For users, this means a smoother experience across the ecosystem, similar to using federated login systems in Web2 applications.

Passkey-based access, sponsored transactions, and session persistence enabled dApps to create interfaces that do not rely on technical familiarity with blockchain mechanics. This is particularly important for onboarding large user bases in sectors like gaming or social media, where the end-users are not typically crypto-native.

Scalability for High-Volume Applications
Abstract’s underlying architecture is optimized for applications that expect high user activity and require fast, frequent transactions. The use of zero-knowledge rollups allows dApps to execute many interactions without incurring high costs or introducing network congestion. This is critical for games, NFT platforms, and social apps where transaction volume is high but each individual transaction carries relatively low value.

Combined with EigenDA’s data availability infrastructure, Abstract ensures that transactional data remains verifiable and accessible, even as the application scales. This design supports long-term growth and accommodates increasing workloads without sacrificing speed or security.

Creator Tools and Incentive Programs

Abstract Live and Abstract XP

Abstract Live is Abstract’s flagship initiative for creators, designed to promote content creation and real-time on-chain engagement. It allows selected creators to livestream or publish content using tools built on Abstract’s infrastructure.

Creators participating in Abstract Live earn Abstract XP, a non-tokenized points system that tracks their activity and engagement. XP serves as an early incentive layer, rewarding creators for consistency, audience interaction, and time spent streaming or contributing content within the Abstract ecosystem.

The program is currently in a closed, invite-only phase, focusing on a curated group of early adopters. These creators help stress-test the platform’s tools and build a foundation for future community growth. Although XP is not yet tied to a token, Abstract has hinted that it may eventually be used to unlock premium features, access governance roles, or convert into other platform-specific benefits.

Abstract Live underscores the platform’s strategy to expand blockchain use cases into media, entertainment, and creator-driven experiences, supporting a broader shift in Web3 from purely financial use to culture and community.

Additional Products and Services

Abstract Portal
The Abstract Portal is the central hub for developers building on the Abstract network. It provides tools, documentation, and infrastructure to streamline the entire development lifecycle. Developers can use the portal to create, deploy, and manage decentralized applications within the Abstract ecosystem. The portal includes modules for smart contract deployment, wallet integration, and real-time analytics. This environment reduces friction in onboarding new developers and helps standardize application development practices across the network.

The portal also supports identity management, allowing developers to integrate user permissions and account abstraction features directly into their applications. It is tightly coupled with Abstract’s smart wallet architecture, enabling developers to manage user sessions, transactions, and security settings without needing to implement custom solutions from scratch.

SDKs and Development Tools
Abstract offers a suite of software development kits (SDKs) designed to simplify integration with its network. The agw-client and agw-react SDKs enable seamless interaction with the Abstract Global Wallet. These tools help developers handle tasks such as user authentication, transaction execution, session persistence, and wallet connection within frontend applications.

The SDKs abstract away much of the complexity involved in blockchain development, allowing teams to focus on building application logic and user interfaces. They are compatible with popular frontend frameworks and include support for modular wallet features such as delegated transaction approval and recovery mechanisms.

Abstract Bridge

The Abstract Bridge is a built-in protocol that allows for secure and efficient asset transfers between Ethereum and Abstract. It uses zero-knowledge proofs to validate transactions without revealing sensitive information or requiring a trusted intermediary. The bridge enables users to deposit and withdraw tokens between the Layer 1 and Layer 2 environments while maintaining consistency and security.

For developers, the bridge is directly accessible through APIs and SDKs, making it easy to incorporate cross-chain functionality into dApps. This extends Abstract’s usability beyond its native environment and supports composability with Ethereum-based protocols. The bridge is particularly important for applications that rely on asset portability and liquidity across networks.

Account Services and User Management
Abstract includes infrastructure for advanced user account management through its native support for account abstraction. Developers can integrate programmable smart accounts into their applications using templates provided in the Abstract Portal. These accounts support custom logic for access control, multi-signature authentication, transaction batching, and fee sponsorship.

The platform also offers tools to support key management and recovery options for end-users. These features allow users to regain access to their accounts through predefined recovery flows, which can include social verification or trusted device lists. These capabilities are especially valuable for consumer applications that serve non-technical users who may not be comfortable managing private keys.

Infrastructure Integrations
Abstract’s technical architecture supports modular integrations with external data and execution layers. The use of EigenDA for data availability provides scalable, verifiable storage for off-chain transaction data. This ensures that all applications running on Abstract can access and validate historical transaction records even as the network grows.

The platform’s compatibility with Ethereum tooling and infrastructure services allows developers to use existing technologies such as oracles, indexers, and analytics platforms. These integrations make Abstract a flexible and extensible environment for a wide range of decentralized applications.