Aspida
  • Aspida
    • What is Aspida
    • Introduction
      • Ethereum and PoS Problem
      • Why Aspida?
      • Community
    • How it works
      • Duo Token Model
      • aETH Token
      • saETH Token
      • Withdrawal
      • Rewards and Fees
    • Node Operators
      • Node Operator Set
      • DVT Network
    • Security
      • Audits
      • Bug Bounty
    • Risks
    • Developer
    • Stakers Guide
      • How to use Aspida (Goerli Testnet)
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DVT Network

DVT constitutes a technological prerequisite sanctioning an Ethereum PoS validator to function on over one node or device. This enables a group of nodes, managed by an individual, group, or community of stakeholders, to collectively function as a single validator on the Ethereum network. Operating a validator as a group of nodes enhances its resilience and significantly reduces the slashing risk for validators, regardless of their size. Ultimately, this improves validator participation, leading to greater stake decentralization.

Aspida has been in close communication with DVT Networks (e.g., the SSV Network) and plans to collaborate in the future. DVT Networks effectively mitigate validator risks, thereby enhancing the security of Aspida. Both security and decentralization are core focuses for Aspida.

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