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More complete RPC provider instructions #1665
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Looks good to me.
Added two small nits, approve or change at your own discretion.
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After Celo mainnet transitions to L1, validators that are elegible, registered and elected must run PRC nodes in order to be elegible for rewards. | ||
After Celo mainnet transitions to Celo L2, validators that are registered and elected can continue to receive rewards by running PRC nodes. These steps outline how validators can publish the URL of their RPC node in order to be eligible for rewards. To reduce the risk of slashing, these steps should be followed before the L2 upgrade. |
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After Celo mainnet transitions to Celo L2, validators that are registered and elected can continue to receive rewards by running PRC nodes. These steps outline how validators can publish the URL of their RPC node in order to be eligible for rewards. To reduce the risk of slashing, these steps should be followed before the L2 upgrade. | |
After Celo mainnet transitions to Celo L2, validators that are registered and elected can continue to receive rewards by running RPC nodes. These steps outline how validators can publish the URL of their RPC node in order to be eligible for rewards. To reduce the risk of slashing, these steps should be followed before the L2 upgrade. |
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To register as a RPC provider, a public https url needs to be registered on-chain. To do this, we will register the rpc url in a signed metadata file in the Celo Account. | ||
To register as a RPC provider, a public https url needs to be registered on-chain. To do this, we will register the rpc url in a signed metadata file that's used to share additional information about Celo accounts. |
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To register as a RPC provider, a public https url needs to be registered on-chain. To do this, we will register the rpc url in a signed metadata file that's used to share additional information about Celo accounts. | |
To register as a RPC provider, a public HTTPS URL needs to be registered on-chain. To do this, we will register the RPC URL in a signed metadata file that's used to share additional information about Celo accounts. | |
The metadata file has to be made available publicly and the URL where this file is hosted has to be registered on-chain as well. |
@martinvol there's been more changes to https://docs.celo.org/cel2/operators/community-rpc-node since this PR was created. Any change here that should be salvaged, or shall I close? |
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