As a Liquid Staker

How to use Sedona as a Liquid Staker

Overview

When you liquid stake with Sedona, your $ETH goes directly towards growing the Ethereum network and getting more subnets and validators launched. Your ETH is staked into a deposit pool. These deposit pool funds are then used to match with node operators who want to become a validator for Ethereum's primary network. To learn more about how Ethereum utilizes proof-of-stake validation, check out Ethereum's official documentation. Every Subnet requires validators to operate, and every Subnet validator must also validate the Ethereum Primary network. Currently, there is no cohesive way for Subnets in need of validators and validators who want to validate Subnets to get in contact. Sedona AI aims to solve this by incentivizing node operators to run through the protocol, in order to create a set of validators that are oriented towards helping Subnets.

How Stake with Sedona

Step 1: Deposit ETH

Your wallet provider will prompt you to transfer ETH

Step 2: Receive sdETH

Check your wallet to see the sdETH.