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    • 12 Core Technical Strengths
      • TSS-Based Cross-Chain Communication
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      • Hybrid Swap Pool Model
      • Decentralized Staking (DVS)
      • Super EVM Architecture
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Decentralized Staking (DVS)

Cross-chain staking framework that ensures value flow and utility across multiple networks.

Decentralized Staking, also referred to as DVS (Distributed Validation Service), is a foundational mechanism within the Akashic Chain ecosystem that enables users to stake digital assets across multiple blockchain networks in a secure, decentralized, and interoperable manner.

Unlike conventional staking models that are often restricted to a single chain or protocol, DVS allows assets to participate in multi-chain validation, liquidity, and incentive systems, making it a powerful component of Akashic’s Ubiquitous Trust Network (UTN).

How It Works

DVS operates as a distributed, protocol-level service built on top of Akashic Chain’s consensus and interoperability layers. It allows staking participants to delegate or lock assets while simultaneously interacting with services across multiple chains.

Key Components:

  • Cross-Chain Asset Staking: Users can stake assets that originate from external chains through the Akashic CMQ protocol and TSS-based validation system.

  • Service-Level Validator Nodes: Each service or application can define its own validator set under the DVS model to process staking rewards and validations.

  • Reward Routing Logic: Rewards generated from staking activities can be distributed across networks or redirected into Akashic-native services for enhanced composability.

Technical Benefits

  1. Multi-Chain Value Capture DVS enables projects and users to capture staking yields and validation power from multiple ecosystems, not just Akashic itself.

  2. Enhanced Capital Efficiency Assets staked in DVS can be simultaneously used as collateral, governance tokens, or yield instruments, enabling double-layer utility.

  3. Modular Integration for Developers Protocols and dApps can integrate DVS modules to launch their own validator services or staking pools with minimal overhead.

  4. Security by Design Leveraging CMQ (Cross-chain Message Queue) and TSS (Threshold Signature Scheme), DVS ensures every staking-related message is verifiable, secure, and resistant to tampering.

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