Lido Mainnet's Simple DVT module has gone live, according to the report from BlockBeats. The module was launched on April 28th, and 72 new node operators were added through 12 DVT clusters operated by Obol. In the future, all newly deposited ETH in Lido will automatically flow into the Simple DVT module. Currently, the upper limit of the Simple DVT module is set at 0.5% of the total stake in Lido. Each DVT cluster will undergo rigorous testing before going live, and the DVT module will receive higher module fees to incentivize the promotion of new technology. With the completion of future SSV testing, it is expected that Lido will be able to add more than 250 new node operators through the Simple DVT module, increasing the decentralization and robustness of Lido's nodes.

PANews 28th April News, according to official sources, the SimpleDVT module of the Lido mainnet has been launched, adding 72 node operators to the 12 DVT clusters operated by Obol. In the future, newly deposited ETH in Lido will automatically flow to the SimpleDVT module. Currently, the upper limit of the SimpleDVT module is set to 0.5% of the total staked amount in Lido, and each DVT cluster will undergo rigorous testing before being launched. The DVT module will receive a higher module fee to incentivize the implementation of new technologies. With the completion of future SSV tests, it is expected that Lido will be able to add more than 250 new node operators through the SimpleDVT module, greatly increasing the decentralization of Lido and the robustness of the nodes.

CoinWorld reported that Lido on X platform announced that the SSV Simple DVT Testnet has ended and will soon launch the Mainnet. In the following weeks, selected participants will use SSV technology to join the Mainnet Lido Simple DVT module.

Lido has announced on the X platform that the SSV Simple DVT testnet has ended and the mainnet will be launched soon. The selected participants will use SSV technology to join the Lido Simple DVT module on the mainnet in the coming weeks.

coin According to official sources, the Lido x SSV Simple DVT Testnet officially ended last week, and this is the third Lido x SSV trial, allowing Node operators to use the Lido Node operator registry and SSV-based DVT on Testnet. In the coming weeks, a proposal is expected to be presented to the DAO with a list of proposed participants to enter the Mainnet Lido Simple DVT module using SSV's technology.

According to official news, the Lido x SSV Simple DVT Testnet officially ended last week, which is the third Lido x SSV trial, allowing node operators to use the Lido Node Operator registry and SSV-based DVT on the Testnet. In the coming weeks, a proposal is expected to be presented to the DAO with a list of proposed participants to enter the Mainnet Lido Simple DVT module using SSV's technology.

SSV DAO has announced the launch of a new distributed Secret Key Generation (DKG) tool, a key milestone in enhancing the security and trustless nature of the SSV Network protocol. DKG is a way to enable distributed Node operations and an important tool for building an unmanaged staking service on the SSV Network. By using DKG, the validator private key does not need to exist, which means that validator duties can be performed without a staking service, independent staker, or team staking setup holding secret key. Keyshares are a key component of Distributed Validator Technology (DVT). By using Keyshares, diverse Node operators are able to provide services with a higher level of security, fault tolerance, and Decentralization.

According to official news, the Ethereum staking network SSV Network Mainnet TVL has exceeded $160 million. Previously, in December 2023, SSV Network launched a permissionless Mainnet and used "Distributed Validator Technology" (DVT) to achieve this goal.

According to the SSV DAO Forum, a new community proposal proposes to upgrade the SSV mainnet to a permissionless network, which will promote more participation from stakers, staking applications, and operators, thereby accelerating the development of the SSV network and the widespread adoption of DVT in the Ethereum staking ecosystem, according to the SSV DAO Forum.

SSV Network and non-custodial staking provider P2P.org will partner to launch the DVT Stake API to enable decentralized Ethereum staking, simplify the custodian process, and enhance institutional staking security through the SSV protocol. （CoinDesk）

Golden Financial Report, SSV. Network and P2P.org announced plans to collaborate on the development of the DVT Stake API to enable decentralized Ethereum staking, streamline the custodian process, and enhance institutional staking security through the SSV protocol. According to the team, DVT, or distributed validator technology, improves security by distributing Ethereum validator responsibilities among nodes. With the upcoming mainnet launch of SSV.Network, this partnership will accelerate the development of the DVT Stake API, facilitating the deployment and decentralization of Ethereum staking applications.

PANews news on October 16, the non-custodial liquidity staking protocol ether.fi announced its decentralization roadmap on the X platform and announced that it will impose market share restrictions, and its commitment to limit the number of validators and ETH self-limits of the protocol to less than 25% of the consensus layer. According to its decentralized roadmap, ether.fi will launch the native restaking token eETH on EigenLayer within a month. In addition, the team plans to open source all protocols in December this year, and implement DAO governance, Distributed Validator Technology (DVT) integration phase two (permissionless separate staking) and Contracts ossification by March next year.

Golden Finance reported that SSV.network launched its public mainnet on September 14, and more than 10 staking decentralized applications have deployed their platforms on the new network. Alon Muroch, founder of SSV.network, said that the distributed validator technology (DVT) developed by the platform in partnership with the Ethereum Foundation will increase the decentralization of ETH staking pools and validators. DVT technology is an approach to validator security that spreads key management and signing responsibilities across multiple parties, reducing single points of failure and increasing validator resiliency.

Odaily Planet Daily News DeFi protocol StaFi announced that it will incorporate Distributed Verification Technology (DVT) into its ETH liquidity staking service. Last week, DVT was integrated into rETH on the Goerli test network. In addition, StaFi launched a bug bounty program for integrated DVT, with a maximum reward of $25,000.

According to news on August 30, LSD protocol StaFi announced that it is incorporating distributed verification technology (DVT) into its ETH liquidity staking service. Last week, it integrated DVT into rETH on the Goerli test network.

On August 14th, according to official news, the decentralized liquidity staking protocol Diva was launched on the Operator test network, which is the first Ethereum liquidity staking solution supported by a distributed validator (DVT). The DivaOperator node enhances Ethereum by effectively performing verification duties. After connecting to Ethereum, it uses MPCDKG to coordinate with other Diva nodes for key management, and uses Diva's DVT collaboration for verification.

Odaily Planet Daily News Decentralized Ethereum pledge infrastructure SSV.Network released the main network launch plan, which will be launched in four stages, namely pre-launch, limited launch, launch, and license-free launch. The team will begin the first phase of the mainnet rollout in early Q2 2023 and be ready for a permissionless launch by Q4 2023. It is reported that SSV.Network is a decentralized validator infrastructure based on DVT technology.

DVT in staking is the next big thing! Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has listed distributed validators among the blockchain’s top priorities since at least 2021, when he wished the Beacon Chain happy birthday and provided an updated roadmap for the Ethereum network. DVT has attracted more discussion and development focus in recent months among entrepreneurs and crypto analysts at firms including Messari, Coin Metrics, Bankless, Wu Blockchain and Pantera Capital. Under the technology, a validator’s private key – used to sign on-chain operations like block proposals and attestations – can be split across several node operators. As a result, the duties and responsibilities of a validator can be distributed and shared across a cluster of node operators, instead of a single node.