Stake Water

Stake Water

What does staking mean? Staking is a process in DTL networks where participants lock up a certain amount of cryptocurrency to support the network's operation and can earn rewards.

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Run a Node
On Your Device (one-click set up app)
Step 1: Check the hardware requirements
Follow The Process
Run a Node on Your Device
Hardware Requirements
1 Validator 1 Node
Minimum Requirements
CPU (Cores): 2
Memory: 4 GiB
SSD Disk: 256 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
Recommended Requirements
CPU (Cores): 4
Memory: 8 GiB
SSD Disk: 512 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
32 ValidatorS 1 Node
Minimum Requirements
CPU (Cores): 4
Memory: 8 GiB
SSD Disk: 256 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
Recommended Requirements
CPU (Cores): 8
Memory: 16 GiB
SSD Disk: 512 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
Step 2: Download the Native App
Step 3: Setup your node according to your OS
Case Requirements:
Stable Internet Connection to Support a High Amount of Validators
Your Computer Must Stay On (disconnecting from the network results in fines)
Run a Node
with Infrastructure Provider
Step 1: Choose an infrastructure provider
Follow The Process
Run a Node with Infrastructure Provider
Step 1: Choose an infrastructure provider from the list
Step 2: Setup your MetaMask
For your convenience, we recommend creating 3 addresses:
1. Reward (To receive rewards at this address)
2. Stake/ Unstake (to receive back unstacked Water coins)
3. Exit/Withdrawal: Management address ( that is going to be used to unstake (you are going to use a private key and we recommend keeping it a few $WATER as gas )
Step 3: Submit the form with a provider
Receive from your provider 2 files in your email:
Deposit_data.json
Delegate_rules.json
Step 4: Download and install the Node according to your OS
Step 5: Use a tutorial on how to run a node and activate validators
Step 6: Use the tutorial on how to claim rewards
Run a Node
to Cloud Services
Step 1: Check the hardware requirements
Follow The Process
Run a Node to Cloud Services
Hardware Requirements
32 Validators 1 Node
Minimum Requirements
CPU (Cores): 4
Memory: 8 GiB
SSD Disk: 256 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
Recommended Requirements
CPU (Cores): 8
Memory: 16 GiB
SSD Disk: 512 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
256 Validators 1 Node
Minimum Requirements
CPU (Cores): 8
Memory: 16 GiB
SSD Disk: 256 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
Recommended Requirements
CPU (Cores): 16
Memory: 32 GiB
SSD Disk: 512 GiB
Bandwidth: 20 Mb/s
Traffic approximately 1.0 TB per month
Step 2: Choose and set the preferred cloud server according to instructions
Step 3: Install Docker
You can install Docker for your operating system using the following links:
Step 4: Setup the Docker Node
Run a Node
to Cloud Services (one-click setup server)
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