Don't miss out on staking Yas Forums!
DAILY 32 ETHEREUM CHECK!
Hunter Morgan
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Robert Sanders
I have 2 and I make $1k/month
I will never achieve 32 before staking
Jace Sanchez
Same here.
Also I justed myself, when I started to swing. I had 3.3 ETH and now have 1.5.
Pain doesnt go away...
Easton Perry
we will be left behing
Jordan Jones
Nah fren, ETH still cheap. Just buy as much as you can and keep fucking buying.
I realized that when I lost half of my ETH, that it doesnt really matter at these price levels, just buy and hold until few thousands dollars.
Christopher Scott
All you need is 16 ETH to run your own staking pool through Rocketpool.
Connor Sanders
it is a nice cope but I want my own node
Sebastian Russell
You do run your own node and validator through Rocketpool. The only difference is that you contribute 16 instead of 32, and the joiners pay you a portion of their gains. You make more by running a validator through RP than you would independently.
Angel Cox
Try leveraging on aave or compound
Juan Turner
32....ETH. hahahaha. I still have 1,300 of this shit from when I bought it for $1.
Thanks for buying my bags.
Don't forget to not buy CKB under a penny.
Christopher Ward
$200 by end of yesterday, CALLED IT
Sebastian James
>You make more by running a validator through RP than you would independently
explain
Grayson Cruz
I only have 1 ETH
Grayson Garcia
Cute
Cameron Watson
Read the wp. RocketPool is the first decentralized staking pool token for eth 2.0. To make it decentralized, there has to be a mechanism to attract node operators on the platform (because why would you else run a node on RocketPool if you can run 1 for yourself?). RocketPool has been working since 2016 on it and it's in the testing phase as we speak, backed by consensys. Below 10 mcap. Easy win Yas Forums.
Mason Bell
#metoo
But I have 7 BTC. :)
Grayson Gonzalez
No one is touching my fucking eth
Levi White
When you validate through RP, you get the same staking rewards on your 16 ETH that you would as an independent validator PLUS you charge a fee to those who join your pool.
Kevin Watson
This guy manually analysed the top 10k ethereum wallets, these are his findings. Tldr bullish on eth
Joshua Edwards
I'm so jaded this daily thread is the hugest FUD in my perception
Asher Gomez
Got 19,8 eth
Afraid not gonna make it in time
Can put aside max 400 usd monthly
Cameron Young
>doesn't even know how smartcontracts work in 2020
yeah you already doomed to not make it, why even bother
Jackson King
this man will lose all of his money in a shittly written contract
I literally write solidity and either review personally smaller contracts I interact with, or on fat ones, wait a few months while other retards like you test them.
Also your shitcoin's symbol is a literal rocket ship how can you not smell the curry
Caleb Green
Will solo staking be similar to Tezos staking? You have to run a machine connected 24/7 with 50gb of blockchain data?
Kayden Allen
pretty much
not sure about the size though
Dylan Gray
so you're saying people who have less than 16 ETH have to pay a fee for having a low stake, and that fee is bigger than the fee you pay to rocketpool? how do you know? I can't seem to find numbers on their fee structure when looking in their FAQ
Jaxson Martin
>has been working on it since 2016
>right now in the testing phase
>the muhhh almighty ethereum founder was impressed by it
>but still, user thinks he is some elite tier dev because he is coding ''hello, world'' on Solidity
>didnt event look at the code itself
>looks at the logo to feed his confirmation bias
Yeah seems like you gonna buy my 'curry' bags at 10 usd, people like you exists to buy the top.
Brandon Lewis
This. See the 1440 top? It'll come around again. Don't neglect gains just because your entry isn't perfect, it still beats holding useless fiat.
Andrew Lee
this website says i'll make 500 bucks a year staking 32 eth. big woop
Sebastian Thompson
Mixed feelings bro’s but at least enough to stake.
Michael Walker
can’t wait for that juicy 2.6%!!!
Gabriel Nelson
>>has been working on it since 2016
>>right now in the testing phase
>>the muhhh almighty ethereum founder was impressed by it
irrelevant
>>but still, user thinks he is some elite tier dev because he is coding ''hello, world'' on Solidity
>>didnt event look at the code itself
>>looks at the logo to feed his confirmation bias
Fine, I'll give you that, having actually looked at their website and a few posts now, it's probably not an indian scam, but I'd still be extremely weary of putting my ETH into something day 0.
The proposition of staking only 16ETH nodes and letting poorfags fill the rest seems interesting, assuming the income would be greater than if you'd stake half as many 32ETH nodes.