Chainbase Dual Staking Three Models, Native Dual Staking Stands Out
Chainbase's dual staking mechanism is not only innovative in concept but also provides three different technical paths in its implementation. Modular dual staking requires local operators and ETH-supported operators to reach their respective legal numbers; native dual staking is similar to a grid security mechanism, treating two groups of operators as a whole, with each operator's stake converted into a unified unit based on external oracles, allowing users to verify responses based on the combined legal number; in the veto power dual staking model, local operators first individually reach the legal number, while ETH-supported operators act as a guarantee mechanism with veto power.
After in-depth technical evaluation, #chainbase chose the native dual staking model. In this model, oracles ensure that liquid staking tokens (LST) and the native token $C can be fairly converted into C - Stake units, achieving a truly unified staking system. This choice reflects Chainbase's technical rigor and foresight, as the native dual staking model better leverages the advantages of the dual staking mechanism, providing more efficient and stable security guarantees for PoS networks, and promoting continuous technological advancement in PoS networks.
