Ethereum Validator Node (Prysmatic & Teku Clients)

Always ON Validator Node for the
Ethereum staking.

Ethereum Validator Node

Solo Staking is the Ethereum Foundation’s “gold standard” for staking ETH. Run Validator nodes on your own infrastructure public cloud or bare metal and stake 32ETH per node.

Launchnodes allows you to choose between Prysmatic or Teku software to be a Solo Staker and run Validator nodes and stake ETH. The Ethereum nodes run on infrastructure you own, while mnemonics, passwords, or public or private keys are never shared with Launchnodes. Your Validator node can connect to your own Beacon node (Prysmatic or Teku) or as a default will connect to Launchnodes ‘always ON’ Beacon Nodes.

Maximise returns

Solo Staking ETH with Launchnodes allows you to earn the maximum staking returns without giving away commission to a Staking as a Service provider. It also gives you total control and choice on your staking architecture.

Minimise Staking vendor risk

Launchnodes enables customers to become Ethereum Solo Stakers by providing open source software and a transparent technology stack. Owning your own nodes on your own infrastructure means you should never have to log in to a vendor website to access them. Third party vendors present a risk that Solo Staking mitigates.“Not your keys not your ETH” is not enough: Solo Stakers have access to mnemonics and need never share it with a third party. means With or without Launchnodes, you continue to be a Staker and nobody else has access to your funds or your nodes.

Infrastructure diversity

Launchnodes help you Solo Stake on public cloud, data centre infrastructure you own, third party bare metal, or your own. Solo Staking means only you have access to your staking infrastructure and you own all the nodes (Execution layer, Beacon and Validator) and can choose your client software (Geth, Teku or Prysmatic).

Managing your nodes

As independent validators, our clients can keep track of their nodes’ performance via any beacon chain explorer available online. The Launchnodes engineering team is always there if your nodes need technical support, and to provide software updates for all your nodes, ensuring they are maximising your returns.

Introduction to Validator Nodes

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Very cool way to get started historical aspect of a life changing event . This will change many lives along the way .

We were looking for a team to support our large ETH2 nodes farm. We had nothing but great success with Launchnodes! A+++ all the way. Zero complains!

I haven't used a Windows command prompt in many years & never used Amazon's AWS service. Now after a month, I am somewhat comfortable with AWS, Linux, Docker, and ssh, etc., which is mainly due to following the product usage instructions and my own research. However, it also meant that I needed much tech support. Launchnodes also recommended that I subscribe to a Validator node (less expensive) instead of a full Beacon node if I were to run only one node (32 Ethereums). I consider that an ethical suggestion by not pushing a more expensive product on me. At this time, my node is active and earning me some money. I had problems in my configuration, in particular importing the Mainnet wallet keys from a zip file. I believe Launchnodes should add enabling Zip and Nano utilities to their documentations to help a novice like me. It took some time for the Launchnodes tech support to help me out, but once they did, it was a breeze. They are truly experts at it with a lot of patience. The tech support rep updated my configurations and ensured that my node was running faultlessly. Launchnodes' Validator node was the best product for me to use to participate in Ethereum stacking, in my opinion.

The concierge service was great for me. I knew I wanted to run a node but without the technical knowledge this non-custodial service allowed me to stake my Ethereum and not hand my ETH over to a 3rd party. Overall the attentive customer support meant that from the moment I contacted them through AWS they walked me through all the software tech stuff, and were with me every step of the way. They always kept me updated at each step as to what was going on, and what they were doing on my behalf. I felt thoroughly taken care of - I highly recommend launchnodes.

This product allows me to easily manage large numbers of nodes, they also use the most popular validator and beacon node client from Prysmatic. Their instructions are clear and support prompt and capable.

Lets you scale the number of nodes really easily especially if you are already using AWS extensively for technical and non-technical users.

I launched validator nodes with this product, as someone comfortable setting up clusters this makes running multiple nodes really easy. Also it is great that I own and manage the node completely and running on AWS means the main risk of getting slashed is reduced.

I used their concierge service, I am not technical Launchnodes walked me through the set up. Well worth it otherwise I would not have had a clue. Using their product on AWS means l I dont have to worry about my node going down.

As pure financial investors these guys have made it really easy to stake and almost trained us up. We use this product and got their concierge service its brilliant.

I used launchnodes concierge service in combination with an annual subscription for a validator node, so i got set up in my own AWS with Launchnodes team supporting me set up my node via a screenshare. It took 30 minutes and i am part of genesis on the 1st Dec.

FAQ

What is a validator node?

The Ethereum foundation defines a Validator node as a virtual entity that lives on Ethereum and participates in the consensus of the Ethereum protocol. Validators are represented by a public key and other properties. A validator client is software that acts on behalf of the validator by holding and using its private key. A single validator client can hold many key pairs, controlling many validators.

How do I run a validator?

You run a validator by the act of depositing 32 ETH to activate validator node software. As a validator you’ll be responsible for making attestations, verifying transactions, and adding new blocks to the network. This will keep Ethereum secure for everyone and earn you new ETH in the process. Launchnodes make running a validator on your own infrastructure easy.

How much ETH is required for a validator node?

32 Ethereum is required to run a validator on mainnet or on the Ethereum testnet. It is the minimum amount that you can solo stake to run an independent Ethereum node infrastructure.

Ethereum Validator Node (Prysmatic & Teku Clients)

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Introduction to Validator Nodes

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