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Validator Infrastructure

Proposed model · not yet live

Stake for long-term network participation

The Catholic Token™ whitepaper describes a fixed validator-node model designed to support utility, protocol services, and long-term alignment on XDC. Final economics and operating requirements remain subject to implementation and review.

Design Targets

Validator node economics

These figures are sourced from the current protocol architecture and should be read as proposed design targets, not an active staking offer or guaranteed return.

12M CTK

Proposed stake per validator node

1,031

Long-run validator-slot design target

7%

Illustrative annual reward model

840K CTK

Illustrative annual CTK at the stated model

How the proposed validator path works

1

Acquire eligible CTK

Accumulate the proposed validator stake and complete any required identity, compliance, and lockup checks.

2

Register a node

Submit validator metadata, infrastructure details, and required approvals through the future staking interface.

3

Operate reliably

Maintain uptime, security, monitoring, and network participation standards.

4

Receive eligible rewards

Rewards remain subject to the final protocol, validator performance, lockups, and applicable law.

Beyond Rewards

A validator is an operating responsibility

Staking alone does not define a validator. The final system must connect economic participation to reliable infrastructure, transparent reporting, and enforceable protocol safeguards.

Node uptime and operational monitoring
Secure key management
Protocol and compliance participation
Transparent reward accounting
Delegation and governance support
Emergency suspension safeguards

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The figures above describe a proposed protocol model and are not an offer, promise, or guarantee of rewards. Validator availability, economics, technical requirements, lockups, and eligibility may change before implementation.