AVSs

An AVS is any system that requires its own distributed validation semantics for verification, such as sidechains, data availability layers, new virtual machines, keeper networks, oracle networks, bridges, threshold cryptography schemes, trusted execution environments and more.

AVS can register themselves pm UTONIC by interacting with the Restaking Module. Each AVS has its own set of contracts that hold state relevant to the service’s functionality, such as what operators are running the service and how much stake is securing the service.

AVS Rewards

UTONIC will enable AVSs to distribute rewards to stakers and operators. Operators earn rewards by opting in to AVSs, and earn a flat 10% commission on rewards. The rest of the reward is passed on to the operator's delegated stakers. Rewards are proportional to:

• The amount of stake.

• The AVS's relative weighting of strategies in a rewards submission.

Slash Request

When an AVS detects misbehaviors by an Operator, it can issue a slashing request to the UTONIC Restaking Module. The Restaking Module will then evaluate whether the Operator has opted into that specific AVS and the amount of assets the Operator has delegated to it. Additionally, a Resolver will be involved to assess whether the slashing conditions have been met.