>homestead very nice. Running an observation node does not produce any rewards, but has the benefits listed on the developer documentation such as time savings for FTSO providers, correct? Do we have a rough timeline when we can expect the community to run validator nodes, I'm more interested in that than in observation nodes. Although it could be interesting coupled with a FTSO price feed provider.
You're correct, no rewards generated as a observation node but has benefits for applications needing customisable parameters on a node or fast access. There is little information on validators, we're still waiting for more info to become public.
I doubt that. There is no revenue stream for simply hosting a node. I'm not sure lots of ppl will do that just for the fun of it or the goodness of their heart.
@@SerenityMusicOasis The benefit of running a node is that you have voting rights for updating the protocol. XLS20, XLS30 recently voted on by node operators for example.
Great tutorial. Very thorough.
Appreciate the kind words, thank you!
please add a tutorial on how to run a FTSO
Thank you for this great info's.. can you give us tutorial how to delegate Flare and the given dflare into y flare sir..
Can I run a node on my laptop with the spec requirements?
>homestead
very nice.
Running an observation node does not produce any rewards, but has the benefits listed on the developer documentation such as time savings for FTSO providers, correct?
Do we have a rough timeline when we can expect the community to run validator nodes, I'm more interested in that than in observation nodes. Although it could be interesting coupled with a FTSO price feed provider.
You're correct, no rewards generated as a observation node but has benefits for applications needing customisable parameters on a node or fast access. There is little information on validators, we're still waiting for more info to become public.
Will the Flare node eventually pay for itself?
I doubt that. There is no revenue stream for simply hosting a node. I'm not sure lots of ppl will do that just for the fun of it or the goodness of their heart.
@@SerenityMusicOasis The benefit of running a node is that you have voting rights for updating the protocol. XLS20, XLS30 recently voted on by node operators for example.
so u pay $450 ($0.68 per/h) to be observe node without any reward hahahahaahah good luck buaahahahahah