Merge pull request #3359 from ava-labs/native-token-staking-manager

`Permissionless L1s`: Native Token Staking Manager

Author: owenwahlgren

content/academy/avalanche-l1/permissioned-l1s/XX-poa-manager-deployment/03-deploy-poa-manager.mdx

@@ -9,6 +9,11 @@ icon: Terminal
 import ToolboxMdxWrapper from "@/components/toolbox/academy/wrapper/ToolboxMdxWrapper.tsx"
 import DeployPoAManager from "@/components/toolbox/console/permissioned-l1s/multisig-setup/DeployPoAManager.tsx"
 
+### PoAValidatorManager
+
+Proof-of-Authority Validator management is provided via `PoAValidatorManager`, which restricts modification of the Validator set to an owner address. After deploying `PoAValidatorManager.sol` and a proxy, the `initialize` function takes the owner address, in addition to standard `ValidatorManagerSettings`.
+
+
 ## Overview
 
 The Proof of Authority (PoA) Manager is a simplified validator management contract that provides an easier interface for managing validators on your L1. It acts as a wrapper around the core Validator Manager contract, offering streamlined operations for PoA-based L1s.

content/academy/avalanche-l1/permissionless-l1s/03-transformation-requirements/01-introduction.mdx

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: Native Token Staking Blockchain
+title: Introduction
 description: Precompile contracts necessary for a Permissionless L1 implementation
 updated: 2025-03-13
 authors: [nicolasarnedo]
@@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ Now that we've covered how Proof of Stake serves as a Sybil protection mechanism
 
 In the previous section on [staking token selection](/academy/permissionless-l1s/proof-of-stake/staking-token), we learned that the staking token can either be the native token or a separate ERC20 token. **For this course, we will focus on building a permissionless L1 where the native token is also the staking token**—the most common and straightforward implementation that creates unified token economics.
 
+*Optionally*, or in case you lost access to your previous chain, you can quickly [setup a Permissioned L1](/academy/permissionless-l1s/04-speedrun-base-l1) at the end of this chapter and will transform it the next chapter.
+
 ### 1. Opening Validator Management (From Permissioned L1s)
 
 In the [Permissioned L1s course](/academy/permissioned-l1s), we learned about the [Validator Manager Contract](/academy/permissioned-l1s/proof-of-authority/validator-manager-contract)—specifically how PoA restricts validator control to a single owner address. The contract hierarchy showed us:

content/academy/avalanche-l1/permissionless-l1s/04-speedrun-base-l1/meta.json

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+{
+  "title": "Permissioned L1 Setup",
+  "icon": "Settings",
+  "pages": [
+    "01-create-l1-speedrun",
+    "02-permissioned-l1-speedrun"
+  ]
+}