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  • 👋Welcome to ChainUp Cloud
  • INTRODUCTION
    • 🔎Chainup Cloud API Quickstart
    • đŸ•šī¸Products
      • â›“ī¸Blockchain API
      • âš™ī¸Fullnode Service
      • âš’ī¸Dedicated Node
      • đŸ‘ĨWhite Label Validator
      • ⛲Staking
      • 🍧HashKing Aggregator
      • 💌ChainNova
    • 👷For Developers
      • â›“ī¸Use Blockchain API
      • âš’ī¸Deploy Dedicated Node
      • â˜ī¸Use distributed storage with IPFS API
    • 👾For Investors
      • ⛲How to stake Ethereum?
      • đŸ‘ĨRunning your own validators
  • ChainUpCloud Open API
    • Staking Rewards API
      • Validator Daily Rewards
      • Validator Total Rewards
      • Cloud Validator Settles EL Rewards
    • ETH Staking API
      • Broadcast Staking Tx
      • Create Validators
      • Get Validators
      • Exit Validators by Pubkeys
    • Error Codes
  • đŸˇī¸NFT API
    • Transfer API
    • NFT Metadata Access
    • Ownership & Token Gating
  • Blockchain API
    • 📚Overview
      • Create Blockchain API for your project
      • Dashboard stats
    • 💎Ethereum
      • JSON-RPC methods
      • WebSocket stream
    • Solana
      • JSON-RPC methods
      • Solana Nodes FAQ
      • Websocket Stream
    • TON
      • HTTP API
      • Indexer API
    • 🚔BNB
      • JSON-RPC methods
      • WebSocket stream
    • â›ŊPolygon (Matic)
      • JSON-RPC methods
      • WebSocket stream
    • 🌞Tron
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • đŸĒ™Bitcoin
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • 📂Filecoin
      • JSON-RPC methods
      • Public APIs
    • 🍡Polkadot
      • JSON-RPC methods
      • WebSocket stream
    • âšĒLitecoin
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • 🚃Near
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • 💎Ethereum Beacon
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • đŸĒ¨Ethereum Classic - ETC
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • đŸĨ€Bitcoin Cash - BCH
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • đŸĻƒKusama
      • JSON-RPC methods
      • WebSocket stream
    • 🍆EOS
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • đŸ‘ģFantom
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • ã€°ī¸Aptos
      • HTTP Methods
    • đŸ”ī¸Avalanche
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • 🔑Cosmos
      • HTTP Methods
    • 📚Omni
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • â˜¸ī¸Arbitrum
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • đŸ’¯Dogecoin
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • 🎷Optimism
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • Dash
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • Zcash
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • XRP
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • Base
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • Scroll
      • JSON-RPC methods
    • Qtum
      • JSON-RPC methods
  • Staking
    • 📘Overview
    • 💎Staking on Ethereum
      • 📀Shanghai Upgrade
      • ⛲How to stake Ethereum?
      • 📙How to generate Deposit Data?
    • 📏Staking on Ethereum with SSV
    • đŸ–Œī¸Registering SSV Operator
    • đŸ–Œī¸How to delegate to SSV Cluster?
    • 🌌Staking on Cosmos
      • Staking on Cosmos
      • 在 Cosmos 䏊贍æŠŧ
    • 📱Staking on Mina
    • 🍆Staking on EOS
    • 📂Staking on FIL
    • đŸ•ļī¸Staking on ZILLIQA
  • Validator Node
    • 📗Overview
    • 💎Ethereum
      • Running Validator Node
      • How to create Validator Keys?
  • RESOURCES
    • 📕FAQ Introduction
      • â›“ī¸Blockchain API
      • âš’ī¸Dedicated Node
    • đŸ—ŗī¸Support
    • Api Reference
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  1. Staking

Staking on Ethereum with SSV

SSV is a new way to stake Ethereum that is more decentralized and secure than traditional staking, making it much more difficult for an attacker to compromise the entire validator set.

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Once you have started staking, your SSV node will start participating in the Ethereum consensus process and you will start earning rewards.

  1. Once logged in Chainup Cloud. . Locate the "Ethereum" dropdown menu, and then select the option labeled "SSV Validator."

  1. To get started, please connect your MetaMask wallet. Once your wallet is connected, you will need to select the "Add a Cluster" option. This will allow you to configure and connect to a specific cluster.

  1. Validators are managed by clusters, which consist of selected operators managing them. You need to choose the cluster of network operators for running your validator. Within this cluster, the operator's annual fee is visible, and it is set at 4 SSV.

    You have the flexibility to choose a network operator based on three key factors:

    1. The number of validators associated with the operator.

    2. The operator's highest 30-day performance percentage.

    3. The yearly fee charged by the operator.

  2. Review the Cluster Balances and fees (T&C) carefully then select the confirm option. The longer the cluster can sustain and operate depends on the amount of SSV you deposit.

  3. Review your Cluster of selected operators. Then proceed to select the +Add Validator option to add a validator on SSV.network.

You'll need to confirm your choice and transfer the necessary SSV balance to cover operational costs.

Precaution: Never do an online key splitting operation on the testnet using a private key that is intended for use on the mainnet.

  1. After the network confirms the transaction, you'll see a summary screen of the validators clusters. This includes cluster balance, estimated runway (how long the cluster can sustain operational costs), and details about individual validators, such as their balance and status (active or inactive).

Next, you will be required to upload the Validator key file (named keystore) and enter the password to decrypt it. If you do not have a validator key file, you may follow the .

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following how-to-create-validator-key guide
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Potential fee changes due to market dynamics and understanding the risks of cluster liquidation.
Ensure that you have sufficient Ethereum (ETH) in your wallet, review the transaction details carefully, and press the "Confirm" button on your MetaMask wallet interface to complete the transaction.
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