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      • 🥩Guide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on mainnet
        • Overview - Manual Installation
        • PART I - INSTALLATION
          • Step 1: Prerequisites
          • Step 2: Configuring Node
          • Step 3: Installing execution client
            • Nethermind
            • Besu
            • Geth
            • Erigon
            • Reth
          • Step 4: Installing consensus client
            • Lighthouse
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            • Installing Validator
              • Lighthouse
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        • PART II - MAINTENANCE
          • Updating Execution Client
          • Updating Consensus Client
          • Backups Checklist: Critical Staking Node Data
          • Uninstalling Staking Node
          • Finding the longest attestation slot gap
          • Checking my eth validator's sync committee duties
          • Checklist | Confirming a healthy functional ETH staking node
        • PART III - TIPS
          • Voluntary Exiting a Validator
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          • 🛡️Switching / Migrating Execution Client
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      • 🌠Guide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on testnet HOODI
        • Overview - Manual Installation
        • Step 1: Prerequisites
        • Step 2: Configuring Node
        • Step 3: Installing execution client
          • Nethermind
          • Besu
          • Geth
          • Erigon
          • Reth
        • Step 4: Installing consensus client
          • Lighthouse
          • Lodestar
          • Teku
          • Nimbus
          • Prysm
        • Step 5: Installing Validator
          • Setting up Validator Keys
          • Installing Validator
            • Lighthouse
            • Lodestar
            • Teku
            • Nimbus
            • Prysm
          • Next Steps
        • Maintenance
          • Updating Execution Client
          • Updating Consensus Client
          • Backups Checklist: Critical Staking Node Data
          • Uninstalling Staking Node
      • ⛓️Guide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on testnet HOLESKY
        • Overview - Manual Installation
        • Step 1: Prerequisites
        • Step 2: Configuring Node
        • Step 3: Installing execution client
          • Nethermind
          • Besu
          • Geth
          • Erigon
          • Reth
        • Step 4: Installing consensus client
          • Lighthouse
          • Lodestar
          • Teku
          • Nimbus
          • Prysm
        • Step 5: Installing Validator
          • Setting up Validator Keys
          • Installing Validator
            • Lighthouse
            • Lodestar
            • Teku
            • Nimbus
            • Prysm
          • Next Steps
        • Maintenance
          • Updating Execution Client
          • Updating Consensus Client
          • Backups Checklist: Critical Staking Node Data
          • Uninstalling Staking Node
      • 💰Guide | MEV-boost for Ethereum Staking
        • MEV Relay List
      • 🔎Guide | Recover Ethereum Validator Mnemonic Seed
      • 🦉Update Withdrawal Keys for Ethereum Validator (BLS to Execution Change or 0x00 to 0x01) with ETHDO
      • 📜Archived Guides
        • Guide Version 1 | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on MAINNET
          • PART I - INSTALLATION
            • Step 1: Prerequisites
            • Step 2: Configuring Node
            • Step 3: Setting up Validator Keys
            • Step 4: Installing execution client
            • Step 5: Installing consensus client
            • Monitoring your validator with Grafana and Prometheus
            • Mobile App Node Monitoring by beaconcha.in
            • Security Best Practices for your ETH staking validator node
            • Synchronizing time with Chrony
            • Monitoring with Uptime Check by Google Cloud
          • PART II - MAINTENANCE
            • Updating your consensus client
            • Updating your execution client
            • Uninstalling V1 Staking Node
            • Finding the longest attestation slot gap
            • Checking my eth validator's sync committee duties
            • Pruning the execution client to free up disk space
            • Checklist | Confirming a healthy functional ETH staking node
          • PART III - TIPS
            • 🛡️Switching / Migrating Execution Client
            • Voluntary Exiting a Validator
            • Verifying Your Mnemonic Phrase
            • Adding a New Validator to an Existing Setup with Existing Seed Words
            • Switching / Migrating Consensus Client
            • Using All Available LVM Disk Space
            • Reducing Network Bandwidth Usage
            • How to re-sync using checkpoint sync
            • Important Directory Locations
            • Hosting Execution client on a Different Machine
            • Adding or Changing Graffiti flag
            • Improving Validator Attestation Effectiveness
            • EIP2333 Key Generator by iancoleman.io
            • Disk Usage by Execution / Consensus Client
            • Dealing with Storage Issues on the Execution Client
          • Join the Community
          • Credits
          • See Also
          • Changelog
        • Guide Version 1 | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on testnet GOERLI
          • Step 1: Prerequisites
          • Step 2: Configuring Node
          • Step 3: Setting up Validator Keys
          • Step 4: Installing execution client
          • Step 5: Installing consensus client
        • Guide Version 2 | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on testnet GOERLI
          • Step 1: Prerequisites
          • Step 2: Configuring Node
          • Step 3: Installing execution client
            • Nethermind
            • Besu
            • Geth
            • Erigon
          • Step 4: Installing consensus client
            • Lighthouse
            • Lodestar
            • Teku
            • Nimbus
            • Prysm
          • Step 5: Installing Validator
            • Setting up Validator Keys
            • Installing Validator
              • Lighthouse
              • Lodestar
              • Teku
              • Nimbus
              • Prysm
            • Next Steps
          • Maintenance
            • Updating Execution Client
            • Updating Consensus Client
            • Backups Checklist: Critical Staking Node Data
            • Uninstalling Staking Node
        • Guide | Ethereum Staking on Zhejiang Testnet
        • Guide | Besu + Lodestar | Most Viable Diverse Client | Staking Ethereum on Kiln testnet
        • Guide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on Pithos testnet in 10 minutes or less
        • Ethereum Merge Upgrade Checklist for Home Stakers and Validators
        • Guide | Operation Client Diversity: Migrate Prysm to Teku
      • Guide: How to buy ETH
    • Cardano: ADA
      • Guide: How to Set Up a Cardano Stake Pool
        • Benefits of Operating a Cardano Stake Pool
        • PART I - INSTALLATION
          • Prerequisites
          • Hardening an Ubuntu Server
          • Setting Up chrony
          • Installing the Glasgow Haskell Compiler and Cabal
          • Compiling Cardano Node
        • PART II - CONFIGURATION
          • Downloading Configuration Files
          • Configuring Topology
          • Configuring an Air-gapped, Offline Computer
          • Creating Startup Scripts and Services
        • PART III - OPERATION
          • Starting the Nodes
          • Accessing Built-in Help
          • Generating Keys for the Block-producing Node
          • Setting Up Payment and Stake Keys
          • Registering Your Stake Address
          • Registering Your Stake Pool
          • Verifying Stake Pool Operation
          • Setting Up Dashboards
          • Configuring Slot Leader Calculations
          • Securing Your Stake Pool Using a Hardware Wallet
          • Setting up a Mithril Signer
        • PART IV - ADMINISTRATION & MAINTENANCE
          • Checking Stake Pool Rewards
          • Claiming Stake Pool Rewards
          • Delegating to a Stake Pool
          • Delegating to a Representative
          • Issuing a New Operational Certificate
          • Updating Stake Pool Information
          • Upgrading a Node
          • Retiring Your Stake Pool
          • Auditing Your nodes configuration
          • KES Key Rotation / Operational Certificate Companion Script
        • PART V - TIPS
          • Submitting a Simple Transaction
          • Transferring Files Using SSH
          • Updating Configuration Files
          • Implementing Peer Sharing
          • Uploading Pool Metadata to GitHub Pages
          • Obtaining a PoolTool API Key
          • Configuring Glasgow Haskell Compiler Runtime System Options
          • Reducing Missed Slot Leader Checks and Improving Cardano Node Performance
          • Increasing Swap File Size
          • Setting Up an External Passive Relay Node
          • Setting Up WireGuard
          • Monitoring Node Security Using OSSEC Server and Slack
          • Resetting an Installation
          • Fixing a Corrupt Blockchain
          • Verifying an ITN Stake Pool
          • Fixing the Mnemonic Staking Balance Bug
        • Appendix A - Best Practices Checklist
        • Appendix B - Cardano Resource Index
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        • See Also
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      • Guide: How to buy ADA
      • Guide: How to stake ADA
    • Monero: XMR
      • Guide | How to run your own Monero node
      • Guide: How to mine Monero
      • Create a XMR paper wallet
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        • Movie: Monero Means Money
        • Guide: Zero to Monero
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Appendix B - Cardano Resource Index

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The Cardano Resource Index aims to present a well-rounded, unbiased collection of general Cardano resources available online and useful for stake pool operators, listed alphabetically by name or topic, including an accurate description of content available at each resource.

describes general principles that are widely accepted by the Cardano community and reflect the basic rights of community members, as users and contributors to the ecosystem.

explains the current on-chain decentralized governance model that members of the Cardano ecosystem employ to cooperate and collaborate in a shared vision for a more sustainable future for everyone.

offers an Application Programming Interface (API), webhooks and InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) decentralized file storage, allowing you to tap into Cardano's potential without the need for manual checks.

offers mainly marketing information describing the Cardano ecosystem.

provides technical details related to developing on Cardano mainnet. See also the .

publishes content that describes and supports the features on Cardano mainnet and testnet environments, including information on all the core components of Cardano; details of Cardano design and architecture; how the Cardano network works; explanations of the fee structure and monetary policy; a glossary of terms; and, community resources.

facilitates downloading official Cardano Node configuration files for mainnet and testing environments.

, online since the Incentivized Testnet (ITN) in 2019, offers the oldest and most fully featured blockchain explorer for the Cardano network.

offers a platform for discussing and sharing information on a wide range of topics within the Cardano community.

, one of the founding entities of Cardano, is an independent, Swiss-based not-for-profit organization facilitating the global adoption of Cardano in enterprise applications by developing infrastructure tooling; strengthening operational resilience; driving diversity of on-infrastructure uses cases; and, developing sound and representative governance.

offers a self-study course designed to develop the skills and knowledge you need to use Cardano Node, including the command-line interface (CLI).

are formalised design documents for the Cardano community describing proposed changes to the Cardano ecosystem, processes or environment.

lists the core commands and subcommands available using the command-line interface for Cardano Node.

hosts the source code for official releases of the Cardano Node software.

documents procedures for implementing Cardano Node and related software, considering requirements for testing and development environments.

offers a feature-rich blockchain explorer and analytics platform for Cardano.

is an open-source, full-node wallet for ADA developed by .

, as one of the founding entities of Cardano, provides blockchain products and services for builders and organizations to adopt and build on the Cardano blockchain, including courses and education for Web3 developers, professionals and enthusiasts.

serves as a platform aiming to provide comprehensive general news and information for the Cardano community.

is one of the major Cardano wallets, implementing features requested by the Cardano community.

is a visual blockchain explorer for Cardano.

simplifies the process for you to coordinate and collaborate intelligently with people in the Cardano ecosystem using the established on-chain decentralized governance model.

offer various scripts and other software that stake pool operators may use to simplify setting up, managing and monitoring a stake pool.

is a founding entity of Cardano, and one of the world’s pre-eminent blockchain research and engineering companies.

regularly publishes details related to current projects at .

provides a detailed procedure for compiling and installing Cardano Node software on your local computer.

is tasked with bringing together the Cardano community behind a shared vision to enable a more resilient, secure, transparent and innovative Cardano ecosystem.

is a light wallet platform for exploring Cardano and Web3, developed by .

provides a complete guide to the Mithril project, which allows you to restore the Cardano blockchain on your local computer using snapshots, more quickly than the time required to synchronize the full blockchain ledger from the network.

provides an understanidng of the Ethos and Principles that inform and shape the participation of the in Cardano governance, as well as the role of the organization in the Cardano ecosystem.

is an online platform designed to facilitate interaction between Cardano stake pool operators and delegators.

enables the Cardano community to submit ideas, vote and fund innovative proposals solving real-world challenges in the Cardano ecosystem.

publishes guidelines and procedures for setting up a Cardano stake pool.

explains in detail for ADA holders the factors involved in making decisions related to selecting a stake pool for delegating ADA that prioritizes earning rewards, as well as the health of the Cardano network, without favouring any particular stake pool(s).

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1694.IO
BlockFrost.io
Cardano.org
Cardano Developer Portal
Stake Pool Course
Cardano Docs
Cardano Environment Configuration Files
Cardano Explorer
Cardano Forum
Cardano Foundation
Cardano Handbook
Cardano Improvement Proposals
Cardano Node CLI Reference
Cardano Node GitHub Repository
Cardano Node Wiki
Cardanoscan
Daedalus
Input Output
EMURGO
Essential Cardano
Etrnl
eUTxO
GOV TOOL
Guild Operators
Input Output
Input Output Blog
Input Output
Installing Cardano Node from Source
Intersect Member-based Organization
Lace
Input Output
Mithril Guide
Our Cardano
Cardano Foundation
PoolTool
Project Catalyst
Stake Pool Course
Staking Guide for Delegators