0/ Ethereum’s security comes from its stakers. 

A guest thread about Ethereum staking, doing so as independently as possible, and community making all the difference.

I’m Jonathan Meyer (@jonathanmeyer.eth) Exec Director of @ethstaker, and am excited to share how you can take part. ↓

An independent community resource for education and support around Ethereum staking | account (badly) managed by @nixo

@ethstaker advocating for independent stakers and Ethereum

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2/ The phial referenced from The Lord of the Rings was bright, protective, and most vital when all else was dark.

An open public blockchain provides this kind of protection through its underlying decentralized node operator set.

3/ Stakers protect the network through the regular validation activity they do.

Every 12 seconds stakers propose and confirm a block of transactions, and these tasks ensure the chain remains secure and credible into the future.

2/ The phial referenced from The Lord of the Rings was bright, protective, and most vital when all else was dark.

An open public blockchain provides this kind of protection through its underlying decentralized node operator set.
https://polynya.mirror.xyz/3-omFNK3uU0iAaYSpFz0f9rCvrDBjx0H3XOSDGXU8hY

1/ Why do we need independent stakers?

“The whole point of a public blockchain is lost if you are not resistant for the worst-case scenarios. It’s too easy to get complacent and fail at the very moment when blockchains are supposed to be the Phial of Galadriel”. - @apolynya

Thanks for reading everyone! 

Excited to welcome more people to learn to run a node and stake!