Who runs Khromosome.
Every validator-node operator on Khromosome is registered on chain with a
legal name, an ISO 3166-1 jurisdiction code, and a hash of their off-chain
KYC attestation bundle. This page reads that roster live from the
OperatorRegistry contract on chain 777001. No middleman, no
cache, no trust.
01 Live roster
02 What "operator" means here
An operator on Khromosome is the legal entity behind a validator node — the party signing blocks, collecting validator rewards, and accepting the regulatory obligations that come with running consensus infrastructure. Operators are not stakers or wallet holders.
The OperatorRegistry contract is purely informational. It
does not gate consensus, staking, or rewards — those layers run unchanged
standard Ethereum PoS. What it does is publish, on chain and immutably,
the answer to a question regulated buyers ask first: "who is the legal
entity behind that validator key?"
Registry data model
03 How to become an operator
Operator slots are gated through a Timelock owned by Joshua's Trezor. The process is intentionally manual — the registry is a regulatory surface, not an open signup form.
- Email [email protected] with your entity name, jurisdiction, and validator-key signing address.
- Complete the off-chain KYC bundle (identity, incorporation, beneficial ownership, sanctions screen).
- We publish your long-form profile to IPFS and hash the KYC bundle.
- The Trezor-controlled Timelock calls
registerOperator. Your record appears on this page immediately.
04 Verify this page yourself
Don't trust the rendering — verify against the contract. Source for
OperatorRegistry.sol is published on
sourcify.khromosome.network,
and every read this page makes is a plain eth_call against
rpc.khromosome.xyz.