KernelDAO
  • Introduction to KernelDAO
  • Getting Started
    • Kernel
      • Ecosystem
      • Smart Contracts
        • Technical Overview
        • Roles
      • Audits
      • Kernel Points Guide
      • Restaking guides
        • Asset Pools
          • Restaking rewards for different Assets
        • Mainnet Restaking
        • Testnet Restaking
      • DVN and Operator Guides
        • DVNs & Operators Onboarding
        • Dynamic Validation Network (DVN)
        • Operators
        • Rewards
        • DVN Sample Architecture
          • DVNs and Operators registration on BSC testnet
    • Kelp
      • Restaking Guide
      • Smart Contracts
      • Audits
      • Explore rsETH
        • Kernel Points Guide
        • Referrals
      • Node Operator Partners
      • Risk and Disclaimer
      • Claim Token
        • FAQs - Eigen Programmatic Rewards
    • Gain
      • Airdrop Gain
        • L2 deposits & bridging
        • Incentives with agETH
        • FAQs
      • High Growth Gain
      • Claim tokens
        • FAQs - Scroll Airdrop Season 1
        • FAQs - Eigen Programmatic Rewards
    • $KERNEL Tokenomics
    • Community
    • Roadmap
    • $KERNEL Megadrop Participation Guide
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Risk and Disclaimer

There exist some potential risks when restaking using Liquid Restaking Protocols

  • Smart contract security Kelp's code is thoroughly vetted and audited by highly renowned auditors and we have immense confidence in our code. But as with smart contracts, there is a possibility of malicious users exploiting a new vulnerability or bug in the contract.

  • EigenLayer Whale Cap

    EigenLayer does not have any whale caps as of now. If whale caps are imposed, our smart contracts depositing LSTs might be subject to the whale caps.

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