Universal restaking layer enabling any asset to secure any blockchain.
Karak Network is the first universal restaking layer, extending beyond ETH to enable any crypto asset to provide cryptoeconomic security to any blockchain. While EigenLayer focused on ETH restaking, Karak enables SOL, stablecoins, alternative L1 tokens, and other assets to become validators.
Karak uses Distributed Security Subnetworks (DSS) to coordinate asset restaking. Instead of a single restaking pool, each DSS is a specialized validator network securing a specific application or rollup. Users deposit any supported asset and choose which DSS networks to participate in based on their risk/reward preferences.
This multi-asset model democratizes security provision—every asset holder can participate in protocol security and earn restaking yields, not just ETH stakers.
Stake SOL, stablecoins, L1 tokens, or other assets—not just ETH—to earn restaking yields.
Specialized validator networks (DSS) secure individual applications with dedicated validator sets.
Karak bridges assets across chains so Ethereum assets can secure Solana networks and vice versa.
Choose which DSS networks to participate in; different networks offer different risk/reward profiles.
kTokens represent your restake position and are tradeable, allowing you to exit at any time.
Any protocol or application can propose a DSS, democratizing validator network creation.
Visit karak.network, connect your wallet, and select which asset to restake (SOL, USDC, ETH, etc.).
Browse available Distributed Security Subnetworks and choose which ones to secure based on yield and risk.
Approve and deposit your chosen asset amount. You receive kTokens representing your restake position.
Monitor your rewards as your DSS networks earn validation fees and protocol incentives.
Earn yield securing protocols using your favorite crypto asset.
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