Prysmatic Validator Node for EigenLayer Restaking
  • ☁️AWS Validator Node Set Up
    • 👨‍💻Solo Staking
    • 🛒Product Purchase
    • 🔑Key-Pair Generation
    • 🔄Cluster Creation
    • 🪙Deposit Mainnet Ethereum From Launchpad (New Users)
    • 🪙EigenLayer re-pointing (Existing Nodes)
      • 💰Withdrawals Enabled
      • 💰Withdrawals Not Enabled
    • 👜Wallet Creation And Importing Keys
      • 🖥️For Windows Users
      • 🖥️For Ubuntu / Mac User
    • 🖱️Service Creation configuration and deployment
    • 🔄Validator status check
    • 📞Enhanced Support
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AWS Validator Node Set Up

Prysmatic Validator node set up

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Last updated 1 year ago

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To stake Ethereum, validator nodes are required to connect to Beacon nodes. The Validator and the beacon node are referred to as consensus layer clients. Launchnodes provide the Prysmatic Validator client and it connects to a Launchnodes Beacon Node (with Flashbots MEV Enabled) by default or clients can connect their Validator nodes to their own Beacon Nodes. The Beacon node Consensus layer client needs to connect to an execution layer client in order to synchronise, the consensus layer client that is used is Geth. The diagram provides a high level architecture of how the nodes work.

Maximum Extractable Value (MEV):

Maximal extractable value (MEV) refers to the maximum value that can be extracted from block production in excess of the standard block reward and gas fees by including, excluding, and changing the order of transactions in a block.

This node setup uses flashbots MEV. Flashbots is an independent project which extends execution clients with a service that allows searchers to submit MEV transactions to validators without revealing them to the public mempool.

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High-level architecture