Validators
KAURAX has no validator set. It is a Layer-3 that derives its security from the underlying Layer-2, which in turn derives it from Ethereum. There is no independent consensus, no staking, and nothing to report as validator uptime or stake distribution. The roles that do exist — sequencer, batcher, proposer — are each operated by a single key today.
Operational roles
- Sequencer
- No data available
- Blocks produced
- No data available
- Transactions sequenced
- No data available
- Deposits applied
- No data available
- Proposer
- single key, publishes output roots to the L2
- Fault proof system
- not implemented
- Permissionless validation
- not implemented
What replaces validators here
Anyone can reconstruct KAURAX independently: every sequenced transaction is published as calldata to the underlying L2, and every deposit originates as an event on that L2. A third party can therefore replay the chain and check the sequencer's work. What they cannot yet do is enforce the result on chain — that requires a fault proof system, which does not exist.
No validator data exists for this network.