It’s never been a better time to be a solo staker on Ethereum.
From the lower financial and technical barriers to entry to the abundant opportunities from ETH staking projects, both new and old, the stage is set for the rise of a new class — the “sovereign staker.”
This week, we're joined by Samuel Chong, who runs Stakesaurus, which is building a community of home-stakers. If you've ever thought about owning and running your Ethereum validator node in a completely self-sovereign manner, dive in!
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Before you dive deep into the crypto chaos, here's a little heads-up from your pals at Blockhead. While we love unraveling the blockchain tapestry and sharing our findings, remember, our chats are just that—chats. They're not financial blueprints or crystal balls. So, whether you're a crypto veteran or just dipping your toes, always do your own research and consult with a pro before making any financial moves. After all, in the world of crypto, it's always best to take things with a pinch of satoshi... or salt. Dive in responsibly! 🚀🧂
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Plunged into the crypto rabbit hole and out with insights, @GoingOnchain specializes in straightforward 5-minute explainers on YouTube that make complex crypto concepts easy to understand for everyone.
Founder of Stakesaurus
Samuel is the founder of Stakesaurus, which helps people in SEA become ETH node operators. Stakesaurus’ mission is to grow the grassroots solo staking community in SEA to help strengthen the consensus layer of the Ethereum network and, at the same time, leverage on this skill set to improve the lives of the less privileged in this region.