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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
Consensus rewards for solo stakers are now ~2.9% APR. It now takes 13 validators to achieve 1 ETH per month in consensus rewards from attestations. Not counting the execution rewards because block proposals are random, plus it seems that the MEV will get burnt in the future.
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Gmaer
@gmaer
Why solo stake when you can do something like Rocketpool, Stader, or soon to be DVT? Less of a capital requirement for access to the same reward with just a bit more risk
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
I wasn’t speaking for myself — I’ve been running an Ethereum node since 2016 “for free” and staking since pre-merge. I’m as aligned as it gets and solo staking is the gold standard from which I will not walk away for a meager APR upside.
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
Instead I was speaking in general terms. I strongly dislike RP’s tokenonics (which thankfully are being revisited completely). Don’t know much about Stader/DVT/Diva as I haven’t had an interest in switching.
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Gmaer
@gmaer
I don’t know much about RP tokenomics, but if they are similar to Stader’s, I agree that it leaves much to be desired IK for Stader it only reqs .4eth worth of their native governance token to run the validator and if you don’t like the token, it seams like a small price to pay imo
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archana ⟠
@archana
Stader is also building an utility pool for SD (governance token). Node operators will be able to borrow from that pool while SD holders delegate to it. This makes it more capital efficient for everyone and validators can be run with ETH-only exposure.
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Gmaer
@gmaer
Yes I saw this plus integrations with AAVE and Lybra but there were no details on it so I didn’t talk much about it in the report. All of which make Stader look really good for the future
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