Control profile
- Transaction ordering
- Permissionless validator set, subnet architecture
- Escape hatch
- n/a — L1
- Upgrade authority
- No admin key over user funds on the primary network.
- Liveness record
- Ranks in the more decentralised tier of proof-of-stake networks on Nakamoto coefficient. NOTE: the comparative rankings available were sourced from social posts and aggregator dashboards using inconsistent methodologies — one set scores Ethereum at 2 and Base at 1, which is measuring sequencer or client concentration rather than validator stake. Treated as directional only, not as a number to act on.
Ketju assessment
Plausibly approvable and not yet properly examined. Blocks benqi-staked-avax. Approval requires the subnet architecture to be understood specifically — assets on a subnet do not necessarily inherit primary-network security, and that distinction is the whole question for a lending or staking venue.
Observable review triggers
- n/a — pending review
These triggers make the judgment monitorable. They are not predictions; each identifies a fact that would revoke or force review of the current assessment.
Advisor implementation questions
- Does the client’s thesis require censorship resistance, or primarily low-cost settlement?
- Can the client exit without cooperation from the normal transaction-ordering party?
- Who can upgrade bridges or contracts, and what delay applies?
- Does the asset introduce an issuer weaker than the chain grade?
- What evidence will show a halt, censorship event, or governance change?