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Step 1. Follow instructions on Ethereum 2.0 launchpad to move your ETH to Ethereum 2.0 smart contract and generate a set of validator and withdrawal keys.
This is an irrevocable operation. Measure twice, cut once. Verify the address of the Deposit Contract before sending your funds.
Step 2. We work with you to get you ready to validate on our infrastructure. Read more.
Step 3. Your rewards start accumulating on your account on the Beacon Chain while your validator helps to secure the network. You can monitor your validator operations at any time using beacon chain explorers such as Beaconcha.in or Beaconscan.
| Service [1] | Monthly cost [3] |
|---|---|
| Base service charge for up to 25 validators [2] | 1,000 USD |
| Price per additional validator | CONTACT US |
| Need a custom solution? | CONTACT US |
[1] You may interrupt our services at any time.
[2] Tax not included
[3] 1 validator = 32 ETH
We go the extra mile to ensure you are satisfied with our services. While we cannot provide investment advice, we will happily spend the time to ensure you are comfortable with the protocol and understand staking operations.
Our validator solution for Ethereum is strictly non-custodial: we run and monitor nodes and validators. You remain in full control of your withdrawal keys (aka mnemonic or seed).
Ethereum 2.0 (Serenity) is a long-anticipated blockchain solution that is set to replace Ethereum 1.0. The primary difference between the two is the consensus protocol on which they are built. Ethereum 2.0 is a proof-of-stake network. Staking in Ethereum 2.0 is analogous to mining in Ethereum 1.0 network.
Validators, instead of miners, secure the network by staking the portion of their funds for which they gain validator rights. Validators are rewarded with new tokens for validating the blocks and checking the work of other validators. More on consensus mechanisms.
You may stop using our services at any time.
By design, the balance of inactive validators go down. To avoid this, you can perform a voluntary exit from the validator set. This will freeze your balance.
During phase 0, once you perform a voluntary exit, it is not possible to restart validating or withdraw funds.
Transfers are expected to be enabled during the implementation phase 1.5. At this time you will be able to exchange and use your funds. See roadmap.
To be validating on the Ethereum network, you need to put at least 32 ETH at stake.
You may purchase rights to run two or more validators (1 validator = 32 ETH). We support any number of validators.
At the moment we do not support staking pools. If you have less than 32 ETH to stake, you can see your options at beaconcha.in.
That being said, while staking at the beginning of the initial implementation phase poses the highest risks, it also promises the highest rewards. You should have high risk-tolerance to stake at this time.
We have expertise in operating validators in several blockchains.
We run Prysm in our geograpically distributed Kubernetes cluster. We monitor the setup 24/7.
We run our own instance of Reth as Ethereum Validation Client.
We are paranoid about security. We keep the nodes up-to-date.
We eat our own dog food. We operate a validator ourselves. Rest assured that we will accompany you through all stages of the Ethereum 2.0 launch.
Schedule a meeting, chat with us at the bottom right of the page, or drop us an email.