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There's an OBOL community cluster consisting of nine people who have deposited 3.2 Ether and are chomping at the bit to go live with their DVT validator. One person dropped out so they're actively searching for someone who wants to join in. Let me know if you want an intro.

The new participant will need to deposit 3.2 Ether and run a full node, this is usually something like an Intel nuc with 16-32GB of RAM and 2-4TB NVMe. They'll receive 1/10 of the validator reward. This isn't necessarily lucrative, mostly just for fun.

600 $DEGEN

To replace the person who dropped out, will the new member need a certain amount ETH (1/9th?) to join this cluster?

The person who dropped out, did they lose some of their own ether?

What are the hardware requirements for joining?

Excellent questions! 

1. OBOL is a company that developed a Distributed Validator Technology (DVT)

2. DVT is a staking technology, you'll get 1/10 the reward of a full staking validator.

3. These rewards will probably go to an 0xsplits.app contract for fair distribution.

1000 $DEGEN

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A few questions just for some curiosity clarifications for myself and potentially anyone interested:
1. what is OBOL?
2. why DVT over simply hodling 3.2 rETH?
3. what is the plan for the rewards from said DVT validator?

Hey @superphiz.eth I'm definitely interested. Where can I send you a DM?

I've already been running a validator on Holesky and everything seems to be going well (https://holesky.beaconcha.in/validator/ab6142fb077cf90d92c8d111b09a0643ab61817a92ff376928aebf5e8b36114f65e613b38cca88c4a7b8c9d9b4993f7a).