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  • Introduction
    • Overview
    • KRO Tokenomics
      • Token Allocation
      • Token Distribution
      • Token Utilities
      • Airdrops
        • Initial Airdrop
    • Official Links
  • BUILDERS
    • Developers
      • Contract Deployment Tutorial
        • Using Foundry
        • Using Remix IDE
        • Using Hardhat
      • JSON-RPC API
      • Oracles
    • Node Operators
      • Kroma MPT Migration Guide
      • Running a Full Node
      • Running a Kroma v2 Validator Node
        • How to Migrate Your Validator to KRO-based Validator System
      • How to Sync Blocks Using a Snapshot
      • FAQ
      • [Deprecated] Running a Kroma v1 Validator Node
        • How to Check and Claim the Validator Reward
    • Network Information
    • Protocol Contracts
    • Testnet
      • Setup
      • Faucet
      • Bridge
      • Contract Addresses
  • USERS
    • Wallet Configuration
    • Bridge
    • Block Explorer
    • How to Swap legacy USDC to upgradable USDC
  • Governance
    • Kroma Security Council
  • Kroma Guardian House
    • Overview
    • Philosophy
    • KRO & KGH NFT Staking
      • Validator Boosting by KGH NFT
      • How to Get KRO
      • FAQ
    • KGH NFT Migration & KYC
      • KGH NFT Migration
      • How to Complete KYC with Argos
    • KGH NFT Sales (Ended)
      • KGH Utilities
      • Referral Program: Expand Your Impact
      • Estimated Reward Value
    • Notice
  • Resources
    • Security
    • Brand Kit
    • FAQs
    • Glossary
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  1. Kroma Guardian House

Overview

Kroma Guardian House (KGH) is a platform designed to empower both KRO token and KGH NFT holders to actively contribute to the security of the Kroma network. Kroma, an Ethereum Layer 2 optimistic rollup with active fault proofs using zkEVM, relies on a network of validators to maintain its security and data integrity. Traditionally, participating in this validator network required advanced technical skills, creating a barrier for many potential contributors. With the launch of KGH, this barrier is removed, allowing anyone to participate in network security through simple staking mechanisms.

Holders of KRO tokens or KGH NFTs can stake their assets to Kroma validators, strengthening the network and earning rewards in return. This staking mechanism forms the backbone of KGH, making it easy for a wider range of community members to support Kroma’s security infrastructure.

By staking KRO tokens to a validator, users can increase the probability of the validator being selected as a priority output submitter, which leads to higher rewards. By staking KGH NFTs to a validator, users boost the validator reward amount, leading to higher validator rewards. In return for their participation, both KRO token delegators and KGH NFT stakers receive a portion of these rewards, promoting active engagement and a thriving validator ecosystem.

KGH fosters a mutually beneficial relationship between the Kroma validators and the community, creating a decentralized security structure that anyone can participate in, regardless of technical expertise. Through KGH, network contributors play an essential role in the growth and integrity of the Kroma network while earning rewards for their contributions.

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