Universal Security Layer for the Multi-Chain Modular Era
**Karak Network**, the universal restaking infrastructure supported by **$50 million** in institutional financing from **Lightspeed Venture Partners**, **Pantera Capital**, and **Naval Ravikant**, has officially expanded its native multi-asset restaking vaults across **seven major Layer 2 networks**โincluding Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Mantle, and Ethereum mainnet.
In modular Web3, decentralized applications and rollups require high-assurance economic security, but bootstrapping a dedicated validator network is capital-prohibitive. Karak solves this through **Universal Restaking**: an open framework where capital deposited across disparate chains is pooled into a synchronized, programmable security layer powering Distributed Secure Services (DSS).
"The future of Web3 is multi-chain, and security cannot remain isolated on a single Layer 1," stated Karak founder Raeman Sakhi. "Karak allows users to restake stablecoins, synthetic dollars, liquid staking tokens, and liquidity pool receipts directly from their native Layer 2 environment, providing low-gas security validation to frontier protocols."
Key Architectural Advantages of Karak DSS
* **Multi-Asset Support**: Accepts over 40 distinct collateral types, including USDe, wstETH, and wrapped assets. * **Layer 2 Native**: Users restake without bridging assets back to expensive Ethereum L1. * **Karak XP Program**: Stakers earn daily XP multipliers based on lock duration and asset diversity.
With over $1.8 billion in cumulative TVL across all supported networks, Karak continues to lead the cross-chain restaking revolution ahead of its anticipated protocol token generation event.
