Stakewise V3
Highly condensed version for now
Gnosis
Overview
Vault Setup
https://app.stakewise.io/operate
Validator Node Setup
Download Eth Docker for a quick and easy setup.
Install dependencies.
Exit and re-log in to your machine.
Configure Eth Docker and set the fee recipient address
to your Stakwise vault fee recipient address
.
Open your .env
file.
Append the following parameters into the compose line
Start your Gnosis validator node.
View all your docker containers.
View logs of each docker container (choose one).
Configure firewall rules.
Stakewise Operator Setup
Download the Stakewise Operator binary file & checksum here
Print the checksum.
Run the checksum verification process.
Extract the operator
file and move it into /usr/local/bin
Initiatlise the operator
service.
Create the validator keys.
Create a hot wallet for your vault to pay for gas when activating new validator keys.
Top up your hot wallet with some XDAI
so that new validator keys can be activated once there is sufficient GNO staked in your vault
Start your Stakewise Operator service
Create a systemd configuration file.
Enter the following contents.
Notes:
Replace
<user>
with your machine's actual user. This can be found in your terminal before the@
symbolReplace
<your_vault_address>
with your actual vault address
Start the operator
service.
View the logs.
Move keystores into ethdocker/.eth/validator_keystores
folder.
Print the keystores password.
Run the keys import process with eth-docker
and enter the keystores password when prompted.
Upload the deposit data generated onto the Stakewise V3 operator UI.
Print the deposit-data.json
file.
Copy the deposit-data
file contents and save it as a .json
file on your working device. Then, upload the file.
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