Within the rapidly growing Avalanche ecosystem, a persistent challenge for new Layer-1 (L1) chains is bootstrapping economic security. A new middleware protocol named Suzaku has emerged with a model designed to address this issue, presenting an interesting case study in ecosystem development. Drawing from analysis by Messari, Suzaku's core innovation is a dual-staking model. This framework allows new L1s to secure their networks not only with their own native token but also by incorporating established, blue-chip assets like AVAX or stablecoins. The objective is to mitigate the high risks associated with the price volatility of a new token, thereby providing a more stable and secure foundation for emerging chains. Notably, Suzaku has demonstrated significant market interest even before its main protocol is live. The project’s preliminary restaking module has already attracted $7.0 million in Total Value Locked (TVL). This early traction occurs as major projects, such as MapleStory's $100 million L1 initiative, validate the demand for robust infrastructure on Avalanche, highlighting a clear market for Suzaku's services. The platform's native token, SUZA, is planned for a Token Generation Event (TGE) in August 2025. The token is designed to serve as both a governance and utility asset, facilitating a revenue-sharing mechanism and providing holders with broad exposure to the ecosystem of L1s that integrate with Suzaku.