Staking

Each Validator is responsible for verifying the batch submitted via rollup and must stake assets to participate and maintain validator status.

When a Validator operates correctly, it will automatically attempt to stake assets on the RBlock created in the current rollup contract.

To initiate staking, users must manually execute the staking script provided in the Git Repository.

• ​https://github.com/dKargo/dkargo-validator-utils

If the Validator does not have the required permissions, the following error may occur. If this error appears, please contact dKargo Support through the inquiry page.

WARN [12-12|02:46:42.480] validator address isn't whitelisted      address=0xf2A21a7EF1CD2e85b7Fb251d68ac98f523c5030b txSender=0xB31EbC1bAA9d165E5fbdF55DDfF60AC0a68f3362

If the Validator account does not have enough funds for staking, an error message related to insufficient tokens will be displayed. To resolve this, ensure the account used for Validator operation has sufficient ETH before running the node.

WARN [12-12|02:46:42.480] insufficient funds for intrinsic transaction cost