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Suzaku
Suzaku is a staking protocol for Avalanche L1 networks that connects builders with node operators and stakers to decentralize their validator sets.
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Suzaku
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Suzaku Network provides a (re)staking framework for Avalanche-based Layer‑1 blockchains, enabling them to securely scale and decentralize their validator sets. It offers cryptoeconomic security using dual-staking of native tokens and blue-chip assets (such as AVAX LSTs, BTC.b, stablecoins), supported by a marketplace of stakers, operators, and curators. Suzaku also powers the Suzaku Relayer Network (SuzakuRN) for censorship-resistant messaging across Avalanche chains.Category: DeFi
TVL: $928K
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Suzaku Protocol
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Suzaku Protocol is a liquid staking and restaking protocol for Avalanche L1 networks, deployed on the Avalanche C-Chain. Stakers deposit native L1 tokens or blue-chip assets into staking vaults and receive liquid staking tokens in return, while operators run validators for participating L1s. The protocol enables L1 teams to implement progressive decentralization through configurable security models ranging from proof-of-authority to full proof-of-stake and dual staking.Category: Liquid Staking
Suzaku Relayer Network
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Suzaku Relayer Network (SuzakuRN) is an Avalanche L1 that adds censorship resistance, liveness, and message validity guarantees to the InterChain Messaging (ICM) protocol used for cross-chain communication between Avalanche networks. ICM relies on off-chain relayers to transfer messages between chains, and SuzakuRN prevents these relayers from censoring transactions or going offline. The network also provides a notary service and simplified incentive models for relayer operators.Category: L1
Suzaku L1 Auditor
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Suzaku L1 Auditor is a tool for evaluating the decentralization status of Avalanche L1 networks. It assigns networks to one of three stages based on criteria including operator weight concentration, data center distribution, validator count, RPC endpoint diversity, and OFAC-compliant jurisdiction requirements. L1 teams use the auditor to identify security gaps and track progress toward decentralization benchmarks.Category: Rating & Safety Scoring