Namada
NAM
Namada is a privacy-focused Layer 1 blockchain protocol developed by the Anoma Foundation, designed to enable confidential, asset-agnostic transactions across multiple networks. Leveraging advanced cryptographic techniques such as zero-knowledge proofs and multi-asset shielded pools, Namada allows users to transfer both fungible and non-fungible assets with a high degree of privacy and security, while supporting interoperability through features like IBC and a trustless Ethereum bridge. Its architecture is built for scalability, decentralization, and seamless cross-chain interactions, making it suitable for private DeFi, secure voting, and privacy-preserving identity solutions. Namada has attracted significant investment, with the Anoma Foundation raising $25 million in a round led by CMCC Global and previous backing from Polychain Capital, Electric Capital, Delphi Digital, Coinbase Ventures, Maven 11, Figment
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Validator Address
Validator Address
tnam1qx7apjd6puv09zenlgcjg5q9l74y6ax4sqvyhp6y
Staking Mechanics
Reward Frequency
Every Epoch ( 6 hours )
Auto-compounding
Yes
Penalty
The slashing penalty is proportional to the cube of the validator’s voting power, and increases if multiple validators misbehave within the same window. If a third or more of total bonded NAM is involved in a slashable offense, 100% of the stake associated with those validators can be slashed. The minimum slashing rate for double-signing is 0.1%
Slashing
Employs cubic slashing mechanism for equivocation and producing invalid blocks. No slashing for downtime
Stake Lockup
2 epochs ( 12 hour warmup period )
Unbonding Period
56 epochs ( 14 days )
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