# Elixir

## Elixir

- [About Elixir](https://docs.elixir.xyz/readme.md): Introducing the next generation of liquidity: a network built to power high-throughput settlement
- [Network Architecture](https://docs.elixir.xyz/technical-architecture.md): Under the hood of Elixir
- [Validators](https://docs.elixir.xyz/technical-architecture/validators.md): Elixir's validator network is at the core of the network's technical infrastructure.
- [Fraud Proofs](https://docs.elixir.xyz/technical-architecture/fraud-proofs.md): Elixir's technical architecture ensures that the protocol's deUSD operations and orderbook orders activities operate functionally and securely.
- [Exchange Order Book Connections](https://docs.elixir.xyz/technical-architecture/exchange-orderbook-connections.md): Elixir Network connects to exchange order books to build up liquidity.
- [deUSD - Deprecated](https://docs.elixir.xyz/deusd-deprecated.md): deUSD was previously a core component of the Elixir ecosystem.
- [The ELX Token](https://docs.elixir.xyz/elx-role-in-the-elixir-ecosystem.md)
- [Staking / Delegation](https://docs.elixir.xyz/staking-delegation.md): Users can stake ELX and delegate their tokens to consensus validators to secure the network.
- [Running an Elixir Mainnet Validator](https://docs.elixir.xyz/running-an-elixir-validator.md): Elixir Mainnet Validator Setup Guide
- [Audits](https://docs.elixir.xyz/audit.md)
- [Bug Bounty](https://docs.elixir.xyz/bug-bounty.md)
- [MiCAR White Paper](https://docs.elixir.xyz/micar-white-paper.md)
- [Socials](https://docs.elixir.xyz/socials.md): Connect with the Elixir community!
- [FAQ](https://docs.elixir.xyz/faq.md)


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