Eigenlayer rolls out the redistribution function so that AVSS can change and distribute slash funds.
Alisa Davidson
Post: June 6, 2025 6:41 AM Update: June 6, 2025 6:41 am
Edit and fact confirmation: June 6, 2025 6:41 am
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Eigenlayer introduced redistributed functions to Holesky, Sepolia and HOODI ETHEREUM Testnets, which are expected to distribute mainnet in late June or July.
Eigenlayer, a rest area based on Ether Lee, has introduced redistributed functions to Holesky, Sepolia and HOODI ETEREUM Testnets, where the main net distribution is expected in late June or July.
Through this platform, the user allows users to execute ETH or liquid staying derivatives, including assets such as STETH, RETH, or FRXETH, to secure additional distributed infrastructure known as an active proven service or AVS.
The redistribution process is the assignment of supplementary rewards created by these AVSS to the rest of the taker. These rewards often published in the default tokens of each AVS, such as Eigen, are distributed in addition to the regular Ether Rit Stay King yield. This approach encourages extensive participation in distributed network support, and Restakers can increase utility and potential returns in existing fixed holdings.
AVSS can burn slashed funds and redirect funds rather than permanently eliminating circulation. This adjustment expands the functional scope of the slash mechanism in the eigenlayer by allowing them to redistribute these assets under certain conditions such as response to operational changes such as violations of protocol terminology or liquidation or repayment. This development is to enhance the flexibility of AVS design by switching to a more strategic framework in pure punishment measurement. Here, slashed funds can support goals such as compensating for the affected users or incentives for consistent performance of the operator.
AVSS can now start a redistributed operator in TestNet to evaluate the updated slash and redistribution. These operators are very similar to the previous version introduced earlier this year, and the main changes are the integration of a new parameter that specifies the recipient in the slash process.
Redistribution is an opt in AVS and operator and supports multiple asset types.
The redistribution mechanism is entirely selected for both AVSS and operators. To enable this feature, AVSS must set a new set of new operators for redistribution, and then the operator can be assigned to these sets and accepts the terms including related slash conditions. Starkers maintains the options to be delegated to the operator within this redistributable set. But deciding the AVS to apply is ultimately an operator.
This implementation supports the redistribution of all non-ETH assets, including liquid staying tokens, unique, USDC and AVS-Native tokens. At this stage, the default ETH is not supported for redistribution.
In order to maintain the protocol consistency, it is necessary to define the redistributable state of the operator set at the time of creation. This provides clear and predictable terms for both staker and operator throughout the lifecycle of the operator set, so that the redistribution properties are fixed.
Eigen Labs has finished the core features of the protocol and is focusing on expanding the potential of services that are currently working in verified promises. Ongoing development efforts include interoperability standards that support the start of service in various blockchain networks with additional code, distribution templates and interoperability standards.
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