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Quote from: ashmodeus on January 02, 2020, 06:11:11 PM

so far i just found this article to become validator for ETH 2.0
https://ethresear.ch/t/some-observations-on-eth2-0-validators-and-super-full-node/6241
hope you got what u need.
of course you have to prepare 32 eth first.

well thanks I tried searching yesterday and did not find it, I will read it and try to understand it.
you mean having 32 eth funds ?, is that not too much, or is that really a special requirement Huh

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Quote from: asriloni on January 02, 2020, 09:28:01 PM

Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 02, 2020, 08:51:08 PM

Quote from: asriloni on January 02, 2020, 02:01:50 AM

Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 01, 2020, 10:46:57 PM

If i want to be a validator of ETH2.0, what kind of computer configuration should i prepare for?

I have a computer with

2.6hz 4xcore
8g ram
160g ssd

Should i preare a bigger ssd for the new eth wallet?

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What do you need to become a validator?
Basically, here are the minimum requirements for being a validator: - have 32 ETH, - run validator node 24⁄7 (this can be your PC, remote server, Raspberry Pi or similar) with Internet connection, - have access to beacon node.

Hardware requirements for running the node will be better determined during testnet activities. For the validator client only something like Raspberry Pi will be enough but in case you are running your Beacon node, you’ll need a more powerful CPU and storage space.

Keep in mind that your uptime and therefore an Internet connection are the most important things as your stake gets slashed if you are offline, meaning that you are losing your money.

https://www.nodefactory.io/blog/how-to-become-a-validator-in-the-new-ethereum-2-proof-of-stake-system/

This answer is more than enough to answer all of your question about requirements for ethereum POS 2.0

This is just an additional information if in ethereum 2.0 there will be the light wallet that makes everyone can staking their tokens and I can assume if such wallet can also be used to be validator too.

Thanks bro, i have built my own server , and i am a validator of testnet now!
https://beacon.etherscan.io/validator/0xa8276deba63a3fbd776c976ed89961fb7b63dc0c5939589c05a99ec9419e06dfab24a3491431ad8f05756af038987470

Glad to see that and it looks like I'm interesting to be the validator on the beacon chain too. Grin

It's very simple to be a validator, just follow this link and build your own testnet node on cloud servers or your own pc
https://github.com/prysmaticlabs/prysm

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Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 01, 2020, 10:46:57 PM

If i want to be a validator of ETH2.0, what kind of computer configuration should i prepare for?

I have a computer with

2.6hz 4xcore
8g ram
160g ssd

Should i preare a bigger ssd for the new eth wallet?

imo you will probably be fine with 2gb ram and a 500gb HDD, it cant be much more expensive to run, as then it would hurt decentralization
tbh tho, most people, like me included likely, will just use trusted pools, exchanges like Binance will probably offer shared staking, same with Coinbase
really its just wait and see tho, 2020 SHOULD hopefully give us some hard numbers on what to expect in that area (hopefully)

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Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 02, 2020, 08:51:08 PM

Quote from: asriloni on January 02, 2020, 02:01:50 AM

Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 01, 2020, 10:46:57 PM

If i want to be a validator of ETH2.0, what kind of computer configuration should i prepare for?

I have a computer with

2.6hz 4xcore
8g ram
160g ssd

Should i preare a bigger ssd for the new eth wallet?

Quote

What do you need to become a validator?
Basically, here are the minimum requirements for being a validator: - have 32 ETH, - run validator node 24⁄7 (this can be your PC, remote server, Raspberry Pi or similar) with Internet connection, - have access to beacon node.

Hardware requirements for running the node will be better determined during testnet activities. For the validator client only something like Raspberry Pi will be enough but in case you are running your Beacon node, you’ll need a more powerful CPU and storage space.

Keep in mind that your uptime and therefore an Internet connection are the most important things as your stake gets slashed if you are offline, meaning that you are losing your money.

https://www.nodefactory.io/blog/how-to-become-a-validator-in-the-new-ethereum-2-proof-of-stake-system/

This answer is more than enough to answer all of your question about requirements for ethereum POS 2.0

This is just an additional information if in ethereum 2.0 there will be the light wallet that makes everyone can staking their tokens and I can assume if such wallet can also be used to be validator too.

Thanks bro, i have built my own server , and i am a validator of testnet now!
https://beacon.etherscan.io/validator/0xa8276deba63a3fbd776c976ed89961fb7b63dc0c5939589c05a99ec9419e06dfab24a3491431ad8f05756af038987470

Glad to see that and it looks like I'm interesting to be the validator on the beacon chain too. Grin

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Quote from: Bossfidelity on January 02, 2020, 08:56:20 PM

Quote from: tenakha on January 02, 2020, 07:38:19 AM

Someone who wants to be validator like you has received confirmation from Buterin that the average computer power is sufficient: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/a8jnrh/future_staking_questions/ecdvlgd/

This is great news, thank you for sharing and bringing clarification to the forum. I was also considering the possibility of staking, but I once read that staking ethereum would be a minimum of 20 ethereum and I consider it to be very expensive especially for low income earners.

The last time I heard, the minimum is not 20 ETH but 32 ETH. I am not updated in the last minute of there are any changes to the amount of ETH required to be able to participate in the staking.

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Quote from: tenakha on January 02, 2020, 07:38:19 AM

Someone who wants to be validator like you has received confirmation from Buterin that the average computer power is sufficient: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/a8jnrh/future_staking_questions/ecdvlgd/

This is great news, thank you for sharing and bringing clarification to the forum. I was also considering the possibility of staking, but I once read that staking ethereum would be a minimum of 20 ethereum and I consider it to be very expensive especially for low income earners.

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Quote from: tenakha on January 02, 2020, 07:38:19 AM

Someone who wants to be validator like you has received confirmation from Buterin that the average computer power is sufficient: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/a8jnrh/future_staking_questions/ecdvlgd/

Thanks, i bulit it on my own pc. Yeah!

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Quote from: asriloni on January 02, 2020, 02:01:50 AM

Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 01, 2020, 10:46:57 PM

If i want to be a validator of ETH2.0, what kind of computer configuration should i prepare for?

I have a computer with

2.6hz 4xcore
8g ram
160g ssd

Should i preare a bigger ssd for the new eth wallet?

Quote

What do you need to become a validator?
Basically, here are the minimum requirements for being a validator: - have 32 ETH, - run validator node 24⁄7 (this can be your PC, remote server, Raspberry Pi or similar) with Internet connection, - have access to beacon node.

Hardware requirements for running the node will be better determined during testnet activities. For the validator client only something like Raspberry Pi will be enough but in case you are running your Beacon node, you’ll need a more powerful CPU and storage space.

Keep in mind that your uptime and therefore an Internet connection are the most important things as your stake gets slashed if you are offline, meaning that you are losing your money.

https://www.nodefactory.io/blog/how-to-become-a-validator-in-the-new-ethereum-2-proof-of-stake-system/

This answer is more than enough to answer all of your question about requirements for ethereum POS 2.0

This is just an additional information if in ethereum 2.0 there will be the light wallet that makes everyone can staking their tokens and I can assume if such wallet can also be used to be validator too.

Thanks bro, i have built my own server , and i am a validator of testnet now!
https://beacon.etherscan.io/validator/0xa8276deba63a3fbd776c976ed89961fb7b63dc0c5939589c05a99ec9419e06dfab24a3491431ad8f05756af038987470

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Quote from: JeotQ on January 02, 2020, 04:14:19 AM

If you are referring to master node runner you should build a better PC than what you have, more storage space and better ram and CPU to avoid any hiccups, go for 16gig ram and terabyte hard disk and a more snappier CPU with multi thread

I second this.
Vitalik may say an average computer would be enough but still you need to have a better specs if you're doing this. I'm not an expert on this area but usually updates may require your PC to be upgraded too so if it's already on the go and you're already a validator, don't wait for future updates that will cause you time and effort for upgrading to be compatible being one.

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so far i just found this article to become validator for ETH 2.0
https://ethresear.ch/t/some-observations-on-eth2-0-validators-and-super-full-node/6241
hope you got what u need.
of course you have to prepare 32 eth first.

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Someone who wants to be validator like you has received confirmation from Buterin that the average computer power is sufficient: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/a8jnrh/future_staking_questions/ecdvlgd/

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Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 01, 2020, 10:46:57 PM

If i want to be a validator of ETH2.0, what kind of computer configuration should i prepare for?

I have a computer with

2.6hz 4xcore
8g ram
160g ssd

Should i preare a bigger ssd for the new eth wallet?

If you are referring to master node runner you should build a better PC than what you have, more storage space and better ram and CPU to avoid any hiccups, go for 16gig ram and terabyte hard disk and a more snappier CPU with multi thread

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Quote from: yarlungzangbo on January 01, 2020, 10:46:57 PM

If i want to be a validator of ETH2.0, what kind of computer configuration should i prepare for?

I have a computer with

2.6hz 4xcore
8g ram
160g ssd

Should i preare a bigger ssd for the new eth wallet?

Quote

What do you need to become a validator?
Basically, here are the minimum requirements for being a validator: - have 32 ETH, - run validator node 24⁄7 (this can be your PC, remote server, Raspberry Pi or similar) with Internet connection, - have access to beacon node.

Hardware requirements for running the node will be better determined during testnet activities. For the validator client only something like Raspberry Pi will be enough but in case you are running your Beacon node, you’ll need a more powerful CPU and storage space.

Keep in mind that your uptime and therefore an Internet connection are the most important things as your stake gets slashed if you are offline, meaning that you are losing your money.

https://www.nodefactory.io/blog/how-to-become-a-validator-in-the-new-ethereum-2-proof-of-stake-system/

This answer is more than enough to answer all of your question about requirements for ethereum POS 2.0

This is just an additional information if in ethereum 2.0 there will be the light wallet that makes everyone can staking their tokens and I can assume if such wallet can also be used to be validator too.

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I'm not good at that field but you can probably get more input if you move your topic to the Mining (Altcoins) section. You can find the option to move at the lower left area.

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If i want to be a validator of ETH2.0, what kind of computer configuration should i prepare for?

I have a computer with

2.6hz 4xcore
8g ram
160g ssd

Should i preare a bigger ssd for the new eth wallet?

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