$LDGR Token
Attestation Staking
Underwriters and validators stake $LDGR to co-sign an attestation. Accurate calls earn a share of fees; bad calls get slashed. Every record has capital behind it.
Skin in the game#
An attestation is only as trustworthy as the incentive behind it. Staking makes the incentive real: to co-sign a verdict, a validator locks $LDGR against it. If the verdict holds up, they earn. If the asset defaults or fraud surfaces later, they lose part of that stake. Being wrong costs money.
How staking works#
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Stake to co-sign
A validator reviews an attestation and stakes $LDGR to add their signature to it, vouching for the agent’s call.
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The call plays out
Over time the underlying asset performs — or it defaults, or later evidence reveals fraud.
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Rewards or slashing settle
Accurate co-signers earn a share of the assessment fees. Bad co-signers are slashed, with the loss backing the integrity of the record.
Rewards and slashing#
Accurate calls earn
Validators who consistently co-sign sound assets receive a share of the fees those assessments generate.
Bad calls get slashed
Asset defaults or fraud found after the fact slash the stake behind the attestation — the cost of a wrong verdict.
This is what backs every record
Without staking, an attestation is just an opinion. With it, the network’s own capital stands behind each verdict — the mechanism that makes LEDGERO trustworthy at scale.