5: Miner node staking
Prerequisites to staking
Staking your miner node
To stake your miner node, follow the steps below. These steps will guide you through transferring Sepolia ETH to your wallet address, staking your miner node, and verifying that your node is staked.
Step 1
Locate your public key (wallet address) and transfer Sepolia ETH to it
Your public key (wallet address) can be found in the Public Key
log entry when you run your miner node. This log entry will be visible in the terminal output. As in the example below:
In the example above, the public key which is the wallet address is 0x5dA36a3eB07fd1624B054b99D6417DdF2904e826
This is where you would send Sepolia ETH to.
Step 2
Get MASA tokens from the Masa faucet
Use the faucet to obtain Sepolia MASA to stake your miner node. Remember you need Sepolia ETH for gas to get MASA from the faucet.
Step 2
Stake your miner node
The following command will stake your minder node with 1,000 MASA. This will also require Sepolia ETH for gas.
Verify your miner node is staked
Confirm that your miner node is successfully staked by examining the log. You should see Is Staked: true
as shown in the example below: