Karak
Karak is a restaking network that lets builders tap shared security for distributed services and new crypto networks.
What is Karak?
Karak is a restaking network for bootstrapping distributed services with shared economic security. Users deposit supported assets into vaults, and builders can use that capital to secure distributed services without starting a validator set from scratch. The network focuses on restaked security, modular infrastructure, and faster launches for new crypto services.
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