Staking

Native Staking in the Byzantine ecosystem

In order to be selected as a trusted partner by Vault Creators for Staking, you must register as a Byzantine Node Operator Partner. Make sure to check Register as an Operator

Once you have registered as an operator and have been added to the Operator Registry, Byzantine Vault creators, when creating a Partner Validated Vault, will be able to select you as their Validator Manager. This page will explain what this means and how the process works from the operator's point of view.

Note that :

• In the case of Solo Staker Vaults, the vault creator will register his own Validators, independently from the partners'.

• In the case of Distributed Validator Vaults, Byzantine will register the Validators for the creator, from a set of DVs runned by the Partners. Opting-in as a Partner will also gives you access to this kind of opportunities.

Validators in Byzantine Ecosystem, for Partner Validated Vaults

Being Selected as the Validator Manager for a Vault

If you are a Whitelisted Node Operator, the Vault creator will be able to select you as the Validator Manager for his vault. The managers then have the power to register new validators to the vault, having their withdrawal address pointing to the the vault itself.

Register Validators for Staking

To register validators, you must provide the following information:

function registerValidator(
    uint256 maxEB, 
    bytes32 depositDataRoot, 
    bytes calldata pubkey, 
    bytes calldata signature
) external onlyManagers;

Details about the parameters :

• maxEB: The maximum effective balance of the validator. In other word, it is the maximum amount of ETH that the validator can receive (from 32 ETH to 2048 ETH).

• depositDataRoot: The deposit data root

• pubkey: The validator's public key

• signature: The validator's signature