> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.chiliz.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced.md). # Advanced - [Estimate gas fees](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/estimate-gas-fees.md): Estimate transaction gas fees on Chiliz Chain using cURL/RPC, Blocknative Gas Network, or ethers.js, with minimum fee guidance (2,501 gwei base, 1 gwei priority). - [Get the $USD price of Fan Tokens](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/get-the-usdusd-price-of-fan-tokens.md): Get real-time USD prices for Fan Tokens on Chiliz Chain using the Pyth oracle network, with 420+ price feeds including $CHZ, $PSG, $BAR, $CITY, and other Fan Token tickers. - [Integrate Socios.com Wallet in your dApp](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/integrate-socios.com-wallet-in-your-dapp.md): Integrate the Socios.com Wallet in your Chiliz Chain dApp's Connect Wallet flow using Reown AppKit or WalletConnect, with chain IDs 88888 (Mainnet) and 88882 (Spicy Testnet). - [Follow transfers of a Fan Token](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/follow-transfers-of-a-fan-token.md): Track Fan Token transfer history on Chiliz Chain using subgraphs with The Graph or Goldsky — event indexing, GraphQL queries, and building a token dashboard. - [Get Telegram notifications for Fan Token transfers](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/get-telegram-notifications-for-fan-token-transfers.md): Set up a Telegram whale-watcher bot for Fan Token transfers using Envio's indexer, capturing transfer events on Chiliz Chain and triggering alerts on threshold breaches. - [Work with NFTs](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts.md): End-to-end NFT guide for Chiliz Chain: choosing ERC-721 or ERC-1155 contracts, IPFS hosting, minting with viem/thirdweb/Rarible, and listing on OKX. - [Preparing the NFT files](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts/preparing-the-nft-files.md): Prepare visual assets and ERC-721/ERC-1155 metadata JSON files for NFT minting on Chiliz Chain, covering image formats and metadata schema standards. - [Choosing the right NFT contract](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts/choosing-the-right-nft-contract.md): Choose between ERC-721 (unique collectibles) and ERC-1155 (multi-edition tokens) for NFT projects on Chiliz Chain, with notes on royalty and metadata update extensions. - [Hosting your NFT on IPFS](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts/hosting-your-nft-on-ipfs.md): Host NFT media files and metadata JSON on IPFS for permanent, decentralized tokenURI storage using Pinata or other IPFS providers for Chiliz Chain NFT projects. - [Minting with viem](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts/minting-with-viem.md): Mint NFTs on Chiliz Chain programmatically using TypeScript with viem or ethers.js, a deployed ERC-721 contract on Remix, and Pinata for IPFS hosting. - [Minting with thirdweb](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts/minting-with-thirdweb.md): Mint NFTs on Chiliz Chain via thirdweb's dashboard (no-code) or SDK, with built-in IPFS upload, audited contracts, and one-click collection deployment. - [Minting with Rarible](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts/minting-with-rarible.md): Mint NFTs on Chiliz Chain using the Rarible Multichain SDK with Pinata IPFS hosting and a deployed OpenZeppelin ERC-721 contract, including sell order creation. - [Listing your NFT on OKX](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/work-with-nfts/listing-your-nft-on-okx.md): List and sell NFTs on the OKX NFT Marketplace, which has native Chiliz Chain support, requiring a verified contract and CHZ for gas fees. - [Use Omnichain Tokens](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/use-omnichain-tokens.md): Complete guide to LayerZero OFT and ONFT standards on Chiliz Chain: lock-and-mint mechanics, OFT Adapter pattern, and bridging between EVM chains and Solana. - [Bridging from Base to Chiliz Chain](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/use-omnichain-tokens/bridging-from-base-to-chiliz-chain.md): Deploy an OFT Adapter on Base and a Native OFT on Chiliz Chain using LayerZero v2 to bridge an existing ERC-20 token from Base to Chiliz Chain. - [Bridging from Chiliz Chain to Base](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/use-omnichain-tokens/bridging-from-chiliz-chain-to-base.md): Deploy an OFT Adapter on Chiliz Chain and a Native OFT on Base using LayerZero v2 to make a Chiliz Chain token omnichain on Base. - [Bridging from Solana to Chiliz Chain](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/use-omnichain-tokens/bridging-from-solana-to-chiliz-chain.md): Deploy an OFT Adapter on Solana and a Native OFT on Chiliz Chain using LayerZero v2 to bridge tokens from Solana to Chiliz Chain. - [Bridging from Chiliz Chain to Solana](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/use-omnichain-tokens/bridging-from-chiliz-chain-to-solana.md): Deploy an OFT Adapter on Chiliz Chain and a Native OFT on Solana using LayerZero v2 to bridge tokens from Chiliz Chain to the Solana network. - [Use Account Abstraction](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/use-account-abstraction.md): Implement account abstraction on Chiliz Chain using Biconomy's SDK: gasless transactions, batched transactions, and Smart Accounts for improved dApp UX. - [Generate random numbers on-chain](https://docs.chiliz.com/develop/advanced/generate-random-numbers-on-chain.md): Generate cryptographically secure random numbers on Chiliz Chain using Pyth Entropy — ideal for NFT mints, gaming mechanics, and prediction markets. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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