Why SafeStake?
Security always comes first. Rust is king in preventing memory-related bugs and vulnerabilities, always beats Go in runtime benchmarks.
HotStuff Consensus protocol
HotStuff is the first partially synchronous BFT replication protocol. It is more robust than iBFT and helps minimize the validator’s slashing odds
Low Validator Staking Threshold: 8 ETH
We lower the ETH 2.0 staking threshold to 8 eths. It will drive a more extensive validator base, improve diversity and decentralization, and strengthen the security of ETH 2.0 staking
SafeStake network participants
Validators
The user is required to stake 8 ETH or more to become a validator. In SafeStake, a validation task will be performed by the operator nodes selected from the validators during the setup
Operators
The operator will be the service provider holding validators’ validation key shares and providing professional ETH 2.0 staking duties for the validators
ParaState DAO
ParaState DAO will be the decentralized organization that builds and maintains the network and will also be responsible for the maintenance and governance of the staking network
Non-custody infrastructure for Distributed Validator Technology
Resilient Validator Architecture
SafeStake Roadmap
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Incentivized Galileo Testnet launches in July
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Mainnet launches by end of 2022
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Q3 2023 and onwards, enables VEV (validator extracted value) protocol and distributed validator oracle building on top of SafeStake middle-layer
