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TON Liquid Staking Protocol
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Halter

Overview

Halters act as an emergency safeguard for the TON Liquid Staking protocol and are capable of halting the protocol's operations in case of major system issues.

It is a role, which needs to be a hot wallet (private key stored in memory). It is a special role needed only during initial deployment while audits and practice still didn't prove 100% safety. In the long run, this role should be disembodied.

Security Policy

  • Could be used with a Hot wallet (non-custodial wallet) for Pool preparation stage.

  • Disembodied with the public production release of the Pool.

Deploy Policy

Halter could be deployed in the Basechain.

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Last updated 1 year ago