Validator Set
Total Validators
4
Fault Tolerance
f = 1
Signatures Required
3 of 4
Consensus Algorithm
QBFT
Active ValidatorsBlock production sampled over last 50 blocks
| Node | Classical Address | PQC Address (ML-DSA-65) | Blocks Proposed | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| node1 | 0x2c7754df…b4dba4 | — | 13/ 50 | Active |
| node2 | 0xc02c5c31…3a60f4 | — | 12/ 50 | Active |
| node3 | 0xd1b53e93…08b9a3 | — | 12/ 50 | Active |
| node4 | 0xdf3ba43e…c9a0e9 | — | 13/ 50 | Active |
Operated by Knightsbridge Group — All current validators are operated by Knightsbridge Group. KXCO Armature is a permissioned network: the validator set is known and centrally operated today, with a published path toward institutional co-validation. See Governance for how the set is changed.
Post-quantum posture — Consensus blocks are sealed by QBFT proof-of-authority (classical secp256k1 ECDSA, the Classical Address above), with deterministic instant finality. In addition, every finalised block is independently attested with each validator's ML-DSA-65 (NIST FIPS-204) key, and on-chain ML-DSA-65 verification is available to applications via precompile 0x0b. Post-quantum consensus signing — validators sealing blocks with ML-DSA-65 — is on the roadmap. The PQC Address column shows each validator's ML-DSA-65 attestation key (being re-sourced after the latest network relaunch).