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T12 — Mid infrastructure

restakingnode.eth

Run the infrastructure that secures AVSs. The identity for restaking node operators.

Annual Lease
$4,500/yr
Score
12 / 20
Vertical
STAKING.INFRA
Rights
lease-eligible
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On-Chain Records

Vertical
STAKING.INFRA
Category
restaking-executor
Type
restaking-execution-layer
Purpose
restake-execution
Rights
lease-eligible
Mapping
inheritance:infra
Schema
cpr-taxonomy-v1

Related Names in STAKING.INFRA

crosschainrestakingT10 — Solid utility eigeninterfaceT8 — Standard utility omnichainrestakingT11 — Standard infrastructure restakeapiT11 — Standard infrastructure restakeexecutorT11 — Standard infrastructure restakeregistryT11 — Standard infrastructure restakerouterT11 — Standard infrastructure restakingexecutorT14 — Strong category restakinggatewayT14 — Strong category restakinghubT14 — Strong category restakinginfraT15 — Category monopoly restakinginfrastructureT15 — Category monopoly

Complete the Restaking Stack

Full restaking infrastructure — pools, operators, rewards, slashing, security.

restakinginfrastructureT15 — Category monopoly restakeprotocolT14 — Strong category restakingregistryT14 — Strong category restakingvaultT13 — High infrastructure restakingliquidityT13 — High infrastructure restakeengineT10 — Solid utility restakerouterT11 — Standard infrastructure activerestakingT9 — Mid utility restakinginfraT15 — Category monopoly restakinglabsT9 — Mid utility restakingpoolT13 — High infrastructure restakingrewardsT13 — High infrastructure restakingvalidatorT9 — Mid utility tokenrestakingT9 — Mid utility

About This Registry

Canonical Protocol Registry™ is a curated registry of over 2,750 protocol-grade ENS namespaces. Every name is scored by a deterministic rule-based engine, classified across 15 infrastructure verticals, and secured on Ledger hardware wallets. The registry is lease-only — parent names are never sold. Read the mission →