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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions pages/rpc-service/chains/chains-api/sei.mdx
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curl https://rpc.ankr.com/premium-http/sei_cosmos/{your_token}/cosmos/staking/v1beta1/delegators/{delegator_addr}/unbonding_delegations
```

#### Reponse example
#### Response example

```json
{
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"timestamp": "string"
}
}
```
```
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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ The [config file](https://github.com/Ankr-network/bas-devnet-setup/blob/devel/co
* `systemTreasury` — address of system treasury that accumulates 1/16 of rewards (might be governance).
* `consensusParams` — parameters for the consensus and staking.
* `activeValidatorsLength` — suggested values are (3k+1, where k is honest validators, even better): 7, 13, 19, 25, 31...
* `epochBlockInterval` — length of an epoch, specified in blocks; recommmended length is 1 day (86400/3=28800, where 3s is block time).
* `epochBlockInterval` — length of an epoch, specified in blocks; recommended length is 1 day (86400/3=28800, where 3s is block time).
* `misdemeanorThreshold` — after missing this amount of blocks per day validator losses all daily rewards (penalty).
* `felonyThreshold` — after missing this amount of blocks per day validator goes in jail for N epochs.
* `validatorJailEpochLength` — how many epochs validator should stay in jail (7 epochs = ~7 days).
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions pages/scaling-services-sidechains/polygon-supernets/overview.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Validators take turns in proposing the next block (round-robin), and for the blo
Transactions only need to be sent to a single node, typically one operated either by you or a trusted operator, which will in turn broadcast it to the entire network.

## Trustless secure environment
Supernets are designed to operate in a trustless environment. Each node independently validates every transaction by executing the smart contract. All nodes are expected to have exactly the same copy of the blockchain ledger — a merkle tree of blocks and long lists of transactions in them. Malicious attemps to change the ledger can be easily detected by mismatched hashes from the different states that do not fit in the merkle tree.
Supernets are designed to operate in a trustless environment. Each node independently validates every transaction by executing the smart contract. All nodes are expected to have exactly the same copy of the blockchain ledger — a merkle tree of blocks and long lists of transactions in them. Malicious attempts to change the ledger can be easily detected by mismatched hashes from the different states that do not fit in the merkle tree.

## EVM support and smart contracts
Supernet have built-in EVM (Etehreum Virtual Machine) support, which is a widespread standard in the blockchain space. It means smart contract on a Supernet are EVM bytecode compiled from high level languages, such as Solidity.
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Supernets are for any company who wants a dedicated blockchain for themselves to continue to build, launch and scale their applications.
An infrastructure provider to build all of their specific blockchain infrastructure along with additional features upon request.

Ankr's Sidechains as a service are for any Supernets client who wants to improve security of their Supernet and enable the required functionality not yet found in their Supernet.
Ankr's Sidechains as a service are for any Supernets client who wants to improve security of their Supernet and enable the required functionality not yet found in their Supernet.