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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
7.53%
The reward rate is calculated by tracking the total SOL rewards per epoch (2-3 days) across all stakers, extrapolating it to a full year (adjusted by 30d-weighted average slot/epoch time) and dividing that result by the current total number of staked tokens in the network.
Minimum
1.1 SOL
There is no strict minimum amount of SOL required to run a validator, but a vote account is necessary. The minimum costs for a vote account can reach up to 1.1 SOL per day to pay for votes and block attestations.
Lockup Time
5 days
There is a Warmup period of 1 epoch (~2.5 day) when you start delegating and a cool-down period of 1 epoch (~2.5 days), when you withdrawal your stake. So after the initial warm-up period, the lock-up is only less than 1 epoch. The time varies depending on the actial epoch length and current status of the epoch progress.
Learn about Solana Staking
Do I need to maintain my staking in any way?
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What are the risks of staking SOL?
What is SOL?
What consensus algorithm does Solana use?
What are the tokenomics of SOL?

SolanaSOL
Solana is a PoS blockchain that uses a new, efficient consensus algorithm called Proof-of-History to achieve scalability and security. Solana's vision is to enable decentralized applications to scale to millions of users. In contrast to other scaling solutions, Solana aims to scale censorship resistance and increase transaction throughput by an order of magnitude with highly-performant nodes that require a lot of storage and ultra-low latency.