Node operators in the Stakehouse protocol manage the validators' upkeep by validating new blocks on the Ethereum blockchain and sharing them on the network. As a node operator, if you choose to run more validators, you can create a Stakehouse and offer a top-of-the-line liquid staked ETH business for clients.
See Pol Lanksi talk about this for DAppNode users at Blockswap’s Multichain ETH event at Devconnect.
In the section below, you can see all the benefits Stakehouse offers to commercial node operators.
Node Operators can do more with Stakehouse
Same Business Model, New Revenue Streams
Collect a % of gas and network fees with transferable SLOT tokens
Registry contracts keep assets separated allowing for institutional involvement
60 Second Staking
Clients can go from holding 32 ETH to handing you validator keys in under 60 seconds
Provide composable staking to clients without creating a pooled investment scheme
Keep it separate with no pools, no oracles, no peg
Create a Stakehouse with your rules
Have your own Stakehouse collective with customized or open requirements
KYC customers and keep current service agreements
Freedom and Self-Control
Stakehouse is non-custodial, permissionless, and immutable
Stakehouse will never be able to collect commissions
Easy to get setup
Stakehouse SDK is constantly updated to provide an improved technical experience
DAO treasury management tooling is supplied by Stakehouse team
If you are a node runner and want more information contact us here.
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