Vaduz, Liechtenstein, November 3, 2025 - LTIN has expanded its sovereign infrastructure capabilities through a strategic partnership with Bitcoin Suisse (Europe) AG, Solstice, and Obol, establishing institutional-grade validator infrastructure within Liechtenstein’s regulatory framework.
The partnership brings Distributed Validator Technology (DVT) to LTIN’s national validator network, enabling resilient, multi-operator Ethereum staking while eliminating single points of failure. Validator key shares are distributed across independent operators in Liechtenstein and Switzerland, combining geographic redundancy with regulatory oversight.
Operating under the Blockchain Act (TVTG) and aligned with EU MiCAR, the infrastructure delivers enhanced uptime, slashing protection, transparent governance, and institutional-level security. The architecture reflects LTIN’s public-private partnership model, integrating state-backed reliability with best-in-class private-sector operational expertise.
Staking providers Bitcoin Suisse and Solstice powered by Obol's Distributed Validator Technology (DVT) will operate the first Swiss-Liechtenstein DVT cluster for Ethereum staking on LTIN upon the initiative’s launch. This architecture distributes validator key shares across multiple independent operators in both jurisdictions, eliminating single points of failure while ensuring resilient operations. The DVT approach enhances security and uptime through geographic distribution while maintaining staking, governance, and network control under trusted regulatory oversight.
The validator cluster is open for institutional onboarding and is designed to support enterprise staking, treasury operations, and blockchain-based services requiring high availability and regulatory clarity.
This initiative strengthens Liechtenstein’s position as a trusted European hub for regulated digital infrastructure and underscores LTIN’s role in enabling institutional adoption of blockchain technology at scale.
