TriggerX is officially live on Holesky.

The testnet phase has begun, and it's time to put automation to the test.

This is a major step toward our mainnet launch in May 2025. The Keeper network is now operational, and you can start building with it today.

Start here: app.triggerx.network

Connect your wallet. Create your first job. Test automation onchain.

What Is TriggerX?

TriggerX is the first Keeper network deployed on the Superchain.

It’s built for scalable, decentralized automation — secured by Eigenlayer’s restaking infrastructure.

TriggerX enables onchain tasks to run automatically, without manual intervention.

No delays. No missed triggers. Just reliable execution, every time.

How the Keeper Network Works

A Keeper network monitors smart contracts and performs actions based on predefined conditions. It replaces manual triggering with trustless execution.

TriggerX uses two types of Keepers:

Performer Keepers

These are the operators executing tasks:

• Listen for job triggers

• Fetch dynamic arguments

• Execute transactions

• Submit execution proofs

Attester Keepers

These act as decentralized validators:

• Observe task executions

• Verify submitted proofs

• Sign off on valid actions

Together, they power a network that’s efficient, secure, and transparent.

How to Join as a Keeper

Ready to run a Keeper on TriggerX?

Here’s what you’ll need:

1. Whitelist Access

Submit the Keeper Registration Form to begin.

2. Holesky ETH

Some testnet ETH is required to complete the setup.

3. Othentic CLI

You’ll need the Othentic CLI and the correct Node version:

• Node version: v22.6.0 only

• Install CLI:

npm i -g @othentic/othentic-cli

• Confirm installation:

othentic-cli -v

4. Ethereum RPC

Use a valid RPC URL (e.g., from Alchemy or your own node).

5. Hardware Requirements

Once ready, complete registration on both EigenLayer and TriggerX, then launch your Keeper service.

How Rewards Work

We use a points-based system to reward Keepers based on their computation costs. Here’s an example breakdown:

Task Parameters:

• Execution Time: 5 seconds

• Memory Usage: 256 MB

• Static Complexity: 2048 KB

• Validator Nodes: 3

TriggerGas (TG) Calculation:

• Execution Time = 5 × 2 = 10 TG

• Memory Usage = (256 / 128) × 1 = 2 TG

• Static Complexity = (2048 / 1024) × 1 = 2 TG

• Simulation = 1 TG

• Fixed Cost = 1 TG Total = 14 TG → 14 Points

Points will determine token distribution during and after testnet.

This system will be adjusted as we collect data, with the goal of aligning rewards with actual resource usage and network contribution.

Why Testnet Participation Matters

This testnet phase is about more than testing — We’re inviting developers, node operators, and curious explorers to:

• Run Keeper nodes

• Launch and test automation jobs

• Share feedback

• Stress test infrastructure

• Help shape the mainnet version of TriggerX

Every interaction helps us fine-tune performance, security, and usability.

Let’s Build It Together

Mainnet is coming in May 2025.

This is your opportunity to help us build a system that meets the needs of real developers, applications, and protocols.

Read the documentation.

Run some jobs.

Join the conversation on Telegram or X.

TriggerX is built for the Superchain — and built with the community.

Let’s get to work.