8 documentos etiquetados con "Staking"

To become a solo validator, you’ll need to:

Conflux introduces several built-in internal contracts for better system maintenance and on-chain governance. Now Conflux has seven internal contracts. These contracts provide solidity interfaces defined here. These function can only be called via CALL or STATICCALL operation. Using operation CALLCODE or DELEGATECALL to interact with internal contracts will trigger an error.

This guide focuses on the practical aspects of staking CFX in Conflux's PoS mechanism. For technical details about how PoS works in Conflux, please refer to our PoS Technical Overview.

This tutorial will help you set up a Conflux node on AWS.

In this section we present a guide for how to deploy, configure and manage a POS Pool that will allow CFX holders to join to the PoS protocol just interacting with the front-end application of the PoS Pool and without dealing with the technical complexities.

Operating a Proof of Stake (PoS) validator node requires careful maintenance to avoid penalties. One critical maintenance task is properly restarting your node when necessary for updates or system maintenance. Improper shutdowns can lead to penalties or even slashing of your staked tokens.

Overview

A PoS pool is a staking pool that allows users to stake their CFX and receive rewards without having to run a node. The pool operator runs the node and distributes the rewards to the users.