Run Your Own Validator
Running a Validator is a great way to support the network and contribute to the security of the network. It requires a local set up in your home. Running a Validator is a great way to foster decentralization. You can run a validator either at home on your own server, or set it up remotely in the cloud.
Reward Rate
6.84%
The reward rate is calculated by multiplying the network inflation rate by the available supply, taking into account the % that goes to node operators, and then dividing the result by the total staked balance of node operators.
Minimum
119.1 RPL
You need to stake a minimum of 1.6 ETH worth of RPL per 16 ETH minipool created.
Lockup Time
0 days
The RPL is locked until you exit and withdraw your minipool.
Validator-as-a-Service Providers
If you don’t want to maintain you own server, then you can utilize Validator as a Service Providers, that allow you to run your own pre-configured validator at the premises of that provider.
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Solo Staking Providers
You can utilize Solo Staking Providers to run and maintain your own server, that is pre-configured for an easy plug and play setup.
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Learn about Rocket Pool Staking
Do I need to maintain my staking in any way?
How do I choose RPL validators?
How are the staking rewards generated?
What are the risks to staking RPL?
What is RPL?
What consensus algorithm does RPL use?
What are the tokenomics of RPL?

Rocket PoolRPL
Rocket Pool is a decentralized and community owned Ethereum staking pool. The protocol makes it easy for users to participate in tokenized staking using rETH and set up their own validator nodes on the Ethereum network.