Threshold Validators Integrated into Endur’s Liquid Staking Infrastructure

Threshold validators have been integrated into Endur’s liquid staking infrastructure, supporting the routing of tBTC staking flows across Starknet.

Threshold Validators Integrated into Endur’s Liquid Staking Infrastructure | Threshold Network Bitcoin tBTC

Threshold Network is pleased to announce the integration of Threshold validators into Endur’s institutional-grade staking infrastructure, supporting the routing of tBTC liquid staking flows across Starknet. This collaboration marks another step forward in expanding secure, decentralized infrastructure for Bitcoin within programmable environments.

Strengthening Liquid Bitcoin Infrastructure

Through this integration, Threshold validators will participate directly in securing Endur’s BTCFi stack by receiving delegated tBTC stake routed via the protocol. This expands Threshold’s validator footprint within Starknet while contributing to the robustness and decentralization of Endur’s staking layer.

Endur’s staking architecture is built on a curated validator model, delegating capital exclusively to high-performing operators with proven uptime, reliability, and disciplined operational standards. The integration of Threshold validators strengthens this framework, reinforcing a shared commitment to resilient validator distribution and institutional-grade performance across Starknet.

             
At the core of this collaboration is tBTC; a decentralized Bitcoin onchain secured by threshold cryptography enabling BTC to move into programmable ecosystems without relying on centralized custody. This foundation aligns directly with Endur’s BTCFi vision: transforming Bitcoin into liquid, composable, yield-generating collateral across Starknet’s DeFi landscape.

By integrating Threshold validators into its delegation set, Endur increases validator diversity, strengthens network resilience, and further advances the institutional-grade foundations of its liquid staking model.

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What This Means for Users

For users, this integration delivers three key benefits:

  1. Institutional-Grade Validator Standards: Capital within the Endur Staking Vault is delegated to a curated set of professional validators, including Threshold operators, prioritizing uptime, operational rigor, and risk-managed distribution.
  2. Enhanced Network Resilience: Expanding validator participation strengthens decentralization across Starknet while reducing concentration risk within staking flows.
  3. Secure Access to BTCFi Opportunities: Users gain exposure to liquid Bitcoin strategies powered by tBTC, enabling BTC to function as productive collateral within Starknet’s DeFi ecosystem without reliance on centralized custodians.

The result is a more secure, diversified, and institutionally aligned liquid staking experience.

Access the Endur Staking Vault

Users can now participate in Endur’s BTCFi infrastructure through Threshold’s interface, with additional updates to follow as we continue expanding the validator and staking framework powering liquid Bitcoin.                        

Disclaimer: Participation in the Endur Staking Vault involves risk, including smart contract risk, validator performance risk, slashing, market volatility, liquidity constraints, and potential loss of principal. Nothing herein constitutes investment advice, and users should conduct their own due diligence and ensure compliance with applicable laws before participating.

The Endur Staking Vault is now accessible directly via the Threshold app

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