The wallet leak of Bybit, the theft of Cryptopia's company wallet, and the loss of Quadriga's single secret key all share a common flaw: overly centralized signing authority.
Our upcoming enhanced validator design will split the Secret Key into independent shards and rotate them daily, thereby enforcing dynamic multi-party approval so that no single wallet, device, engineer, or executive can transfer the fund pool or freeze withdrawals.
Each validator is located within this Sharding model, connected to our future unified liquidity layer, with settlements being cleared against a shared pool rather than dispersed bridging wallets and custodial hops.
The new architecture aims to: reduce systemic loss risks, eliminate trust-intensive bridge dependencies, and provide institutions with a single, verifiable state to monitor cross-network risk exposure.
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· 11-10 10:13
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$PAW validator Secret Key Sharding solved practical fault issues.
The wallet leak of Bybit, the theft of Cryptopia's company wallet, and the loss of Quadriga's single secret key all share a common flaw: overly centralized signing authority.
Our upcoming enhanced validator design will split the Secret Key into independent shards and rotate them daily, thereby enforcing dynamic multi-party approval so that no single wallet, device, engineer, or executive can transfer the fund pool or freeze withdrawals.
Each validator is located within this Sharding model, connected to our future unified liquidity layer, with settlements being cleared against a shared pool rather than dispersed bridging wallets and custodial hops.
The new architecture aims to: reduce systemic loss risks, eliminate trust-intensive bridge dependencies, and provide institutions with a single, verifiable state to monitor cross-network risk exposure.