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  • New Features
    • Added support for the Dreamchain network.
      • Mainnet (not a testnet), chainId/domainId: 7474
      • RPC endpoint: https://dream-mainnet.creator74.com/
      • Protocol: Ethereum-compatible
      • Native token: Dream Coin (DXC), 18 decimals
      • Display name: Dreamchain

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Adds a new chain metadata YAML for Dreamchain, defining chainId/domainId 7474, non-testnet, protocol ethereum, native token “Dream Coin” (DXC, 18 decimals), a single RPC URL (https://dream-mainnet.creator74.com/), technicalStack “other,” with yaml-language-server schema reference.

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Chain metadata addition
chains/dreamchain/metadata.yaml
Introduces Dreamchain metadata: chainId/domainId 7474, isTestnet=false, name/displayName set, nativeToken (DXC, 18), protocol=ethereum, rpcUrls with one HTTP endpoint, technicalStack=other, includes schema directive.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
chains/dreamchain/metadata.yaml (6)

7-10: Native token block looks standard for EVM

18 decimals with symbol DXC is typical. If DXC is already used elsewhere in this registry, consider adding a note in docs to avoid confusion, but not a blocker.


11-11: protocol: ethereum is correct; align technicalStack accordingly

Given protocol is ethereum/EVM, consider aligning technicalStack to evm (if the schema enum supports it) instead of other for clearer downstream filtering.

Apply if allowed by schema:

-technicalStack: other
+technicalStack: evm

14-14: technicalStack value may be too generic

If the schema supports a more specific value (evm, ethereum, etc.), prefer that over other to keep the registry searchable by stack.

If schema enumerates allowed values, please pick the closest match. If not, other is acceptable.


1-14: Optional: fill out common quality-of-life fields if supported by schema

If the schema allows, consider adding:

  • blockExplorers (name + url)
  • rpcs with pagination/headers if needed
  • logoURI
  • nativeToken Coingecko id or unit aliases
    These goodies make downstream tooling happier. Not required to merge, but nice layers to add when available.

I can draft these sections if you share an explorer URL or any official mirrors.


1-14: Please complete the PR template (description, compatibility, testing)

A short summary, backward-compat answer, and a note that you validated schema + eth_chainId would make this ready for the swamp parade.

Happy to propose wording you can paste into the PR once you confirm the checks above.


12-14: Trim RPC URL slash & prep for redundancy

Looks like the RPC’s alive an’ well—eth_blockNumber returned 0xc8641 against https://dream-mainnet.creator74.com (no slash)—so trimming the trailing slash is safe an’ avoids double-slashes. When you’ve got another endpoint, toss it in for backup.

  • chains/dreamchain/metadata.yaml (lines 12–14):
    • Remove trailing slash from primary RPC URL
    • Optionally add a secondary endpoint when available

Suggested diff:

 rpcUrls:
-  - http: https://dream-mainnet.creator74.com/
+  - http: https://dream-mainnet.creator74.com
+  # - http: https://<add-a-secondary-endpoint-if-available>
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chains/dreamchain/metadata.yaml (3)

1-1: Schema reference path looks right

The relative hop to ../schema.json matches this file’s location under chains/dreamchain/. Good start; the editor will pick up validation.


5-6: Naming and testnet flag look tidy

isTestnet: false and name/displayName are consistent and lowercase name matches directory slug. All snug as a bug.


2-4: Dreamchain chainId/domainId Verified

All checks are green—no collisions in the repo, the public RPC reports the expected 0x1d32, and the YAML passes schema validation. Ready to ride the swamp!

• Repo scan found chainId: 7474 and domainId: 7474 only in chains/dreamchain/metadata.yaml
eth_chainId from https://dream-mainnet.creator74.com is 0x1d32 (decimal 7474)
• Schema validation against chains/schema.json passed without errors

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