Control profile
- Transaction ordering
- Small validator set closely associated with Crypto.com
- Escape hatch
- n/a
- Upgrade authority
- Effectively controlled by a single corporate ecosystem.
- Liveness record
- Not the binding concern.
Ketju assessment
REJECTED on the same reasoning as BSC. A chain whose validator set and direction are governed by one exchange company offers none of the properties this sleeve exists to provide. Disposes of tectonic. Rejecting on structure rather than incident: there is no exploit to point at, and none is needed — a single compellable corporate operator is disqualifying on its own.
Observable review triggers
- n/a — rejected
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?