Canton has awarded another batch of MainNet validator node allocations, with Kaleido, OmniStake, Kore AI and MZF Protocol among the names on the list.
The notice was published on October 6 under an October 5 heading. The awards were made by the voting representatives of the Canton Foundation’s Tokenomics Working Group, in line with network capacity and ongoing health assessments.
The list contains 46 entries representing 43 distinct organisation names. Ambang Makmur, Rempah Jawa and Firstcut each appear twice, so the entries should not be counted as 46 separate operators.
Other recipients include NANIYA, Crypto Lampung, Lucent Systems, IronLighthouse, Brightloop Engagement Cloud and Lumenpath Record Assurance. The batch also names HEXWARDEN, NEXARA, VANTACORE and Echo Agent.
An allocation gives an organisation a place for a validator node on Canton’s production network. It does not establish when that node will begin operating, and the notice does not provide activation dates for the recipients.
The awards are separate from the September 28 allocation batch, whose notice was published on September 29. Both lists happen to contain 43 distinct names, but they cover different recipients.
The complete list appears in the latest MainNet allocation notice.
