Symbiotic, a permissionless shared security company, has officially partnered with Router Chain, an industry-leading cross-chain infrastructure firm. This partnership demonstrates Router Chain’s dedication to refining a shield for transferring assets between independent blockchains.
Symbiotic shared security framework allows small blockchains to benefit from the strong security provided by other networks. This strategy is necessary for smaller blockchains because these networks encounter numerous problems linked to the economic and operational sustainability of large validator pools.
Router Chain and Symbiotic Ensure Permissionless Staking to Reinforce Security
The collaboration enables Router Chain to integrate with Symbiotic permissionless staking architecture, which connects to the Ethereum validator. Through this setup, validators on Ethereum can stake assets to contribute to the Router Chain’s security infrastructure, reinforcing the blockchain’s resilience across multiple cross-chain connections. This access to an extensive validator network enhances security by drawing from larger participants, a critical asset for the Router Chain as it scales.
The symbiotic permissionless staking model offers flexibility in asset staking on Ethereum validators, thereby creating a more scalable and dependable security infrastructure. Router Chain plans to extend its security reach to secure assets between $500 million and $1 billion, emphasizing the partnership’s role in protecting transactions across decentralized ecosystems.
How Does the Shared Security System Work?
Symbiotic shared security system introduces a structured flow of assets through various operational layers within the Router Chain’s infrastructure. Initially, operators in the network stake their assets through the Router Service, which then transfers these assets to RouterMiddlewareService. From there, assets flow into a Symbiotic secure vault, which opens Ethereum’s validators to the Router Chain ecosystem.
The staking model offers flexibility in asset staking on Ethereum validators, thereby creating a scalable and dependable security infrastructure. Router Chain plans to extend its security reach to secure assets between $500 million and $1 billion, emphasizing the partnership’s role in protecting transactions across decentralized ecosystems.
Router Chain and Symbiotic have much to benefit from their partnership in terms of value and security. Thus, being synchronized with Ethereum’s validator set, Router Chain can ensure secure cross-chain transactions for its users and offer stable rental security to other networks at the rate of 0.2%—1% APR. This enables validators to have an extra revenue stream for the security of the Router Chain from Ethereum in addition to staking.