Krypton Blog
Engineering notes, guides, and good-to-know background on the Krypton L1 — an EVM-equivalent Layer-1 with instant BFT finality (beacond + bera-reth). For hands-on operator instructions, see the documentation.
- Krypton L1: an overview2026-06-01 · Krypton Team
What Krypton is, how the node software is structured, and where things currently stand.
- Inside Krypton: the beacon-kit + bera-reth architecture2026-05-31 · Krypton Team
The two-client split, how beacond drives bera-reth over the Engine API, and the two reward patches that make it all settle on-chain.
- The four node types on Krypton — and which one to run2026-05-30 · Krypton Team
Validator, RPC/full node, seed, and edge — what each does, who should run it, the stakes, and how to choose.
- Krypton tokenomics: the W4 reward model2026-05-30 · Krypton Team
The ratified reward model — fixed supply, bonding-ratio inflation, fee redirect, the validator/delegator/treasury splits, and why edge nodes earn nothing.
- Why run a light node?2026-05-29 · Krypton Team
A remote RPC asks you to trust it; a light node trusts only a checkpoint and 2/3 of the validators — and verifies everything else.
- EVM-equivalent, with instant finality: what's actually different on Krypton2026-05-28 · Krypton Team
What Krypton preserves from Ethereum (the full revm EVM and tooling), what it changes (instant BFT finality, fee routing), and the divergences to know about.