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Stake Celestia (TIA)

Celestia (TIA), which launched its mainnet on October 31, 2023, is a "modular" blockchain focused solely on ordering and publishing transaction data, not executing them. This unique approach provides a scalable data availability layer, allowing developers to build specialized blockchains (like rollups) with greater flexibility and efficiency for Web3 applications.

By staking to an FCS node, you agree to the Finoa Consensus Services Terms and Conditions.

Estimated reward rate

10.00 - 12.00%

Comission

10.00%

Unbonding period

21 days

Auto-compounding

No - new delegation required

To copy the FCS validator address, please agree with the Finoa Consensus Services General Terms and Conditions.

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Deep expertise

Finoa Consensus Services has been successfully operating over ETH validators for StakeWise, Etherfi and Swell liquid staking pools since May 2022. Our team has extensive system administration experience, blockchain technology expertise, and a dependable, professional hardware stack.

Decentralized

We are already running over 7000 staking validators, powering an expanding range of networks. We’ve successfully run distributed validator technology and are continuously pushing decentralization on Ethereum as an operator for solutions such as Ether.fi and StakeWise.

Secure

Validator keys are secured through key-management processes with built-in disaster-recovery measures, while your withdrawal keys always remain under your control.

Why stake TIA with us?

Start growing your TIA portfolio with delegated staking today.

Grow your TIA holdings and support the network by delegating your stake to the Finoa Consensus Services Validator.

Get peace of mind: use a validator run by a team of experts dedicated to upholding network security and supporting decentralization.

Earn rewards with confidence: your funds are put to work by a validator that is set up securely, has high uptime, and is monitored 24/7 to mitigate slashing risks.

Get help when you need it: you can reach out at any time with questions or to ask for support with setting up delegations to Finoa Consensus Services.

We build and run your Ethereum validators

Our staking team is qualified to build, deploy, and manage Ethereum validator nodes for service providers with high due diligence needs.

Bring your Ethereum validators in-house and have complete control over your infrastructure’s setup, security, and performance.

Get expert support, free up internal resources, and increase your network footprint with Finoa’s managed Ethereum validator service.

Free up internal resources

Reduced overheads

Dedicated validator team

Increase efficiency

Access validator performance insights

Set your own fees (not applicable for ETH)

Get over 99% uptime

Expand technical capabilities

Fast validator deployment

Advanced integrations

24/7 on call duty

Customize it to your needs

Set it up as you want

Leverage partner solutions

Brand it as your own (not applicable for ETH)

How it works

Step 1: Stake Ethereum (ETH, LSTs, or LRTs)

Begin by staking your Ethereum by either native Staking or Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) to earn foundational staking rewards.

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Step 2: Restake on EigenLayer

Open the EigenLayer app, enter an amount to deposit, and confirm. After the tokens land in your Restaked balance, choose an operator and delegate.
Your assets now help secure Actively Validated Services, giving you an extra yield stream along with the operator’s and each AVS’s slashing rules.

You have two primary methods for restaking:

Method 1:

Restaking via the EigenLayer App

app.eigenlayer.xyz

Connect wallet:

Go to app.eigenlayer.xyz and connect your Ethereum wallet (e.g., MetaMask).

Choose restaking type

Restake ETH - Register an existing 32 ETH validator or create a new one through an EigenPod (minimum 32 ETH).
‍Restake LSTs or other ERC-20 token - Pick any token shown in the “Restake LSTs” or “Stake Other Tokens” tile, e.g., stETH, rETH, tBTC, USDC.

Select deposit amount and confirm transaction

Enter the amount, sign the Approve (ERC-20) and Deposit transactions. The tokens move into EigenLayer’s strategy contracts or, for native ETH, into your EigenPod.

Delegate to an operator

Open the Operators tab, review each operator’s fee, past performance, and the AVSs they secure, then click Delegate.

Method 2:

Restaking via an LST/LRT provider

LST and LRT providers often integrate with EigenLayer, simplifying restaking.

Choose a provider and deposit ETH or an LST

Platforms like ether.fi let you deposit ETH directly on their site or LSTs to their Eigenlayer Operator.

Visit the provider's platform

Navigate to the website of your chosen LST/LRT provider.

No separate EigenLayer step required

The provider automatically restakes the underlying Token in EigenLayer and delegates it to a set of operators it manages, so you do not need to visit the EigenLayer app or handle delegation yourself.

Earn combined rewards

While you hold the LRT, you accrue the usual staking yield plus EigenLayer restaking incentives, minus the provider’s stated fee.

Start growing your TIA portfolio with delegated staking today.

Stake TIA

How it works

Go to a Celestia staking portal and connect your compatible wallet.

Search for "Finoa Consensus Services" in the "Search validator" box.

Click and select "Stake".

Enter the amount you want to delegate. Keep some TIA to pay transaction fees.

Click "Confirm" and then approve the transaction.

Check the transaction in your wallet or explorer of choice.

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Celestia staking FAQ

Navigating the complexities of crypto custody can be challenging.
We've compiled answers to frequently asked questions to provide clear and concise information.

What is TIA staking?

Staking on Celestia means delegating your TIA to validators that produce blocks and secure the modular data-availability chain. Delegators receive staking rewards funded by protocol inflation and transaction fees.

Why stake TIA and what risks are involved?

Staking helps protect and govern Celestia while earning additional TIA. Main risks are: downtime / double-sign slashing on your chosen validator and market volatility of TIA during lock-up.

What is the unbonding period for TIA?

After undelegating, TIA remains locked and stops earning rewards for 21 days before it becomes transferable.

Which wallets can I use to stake TIA?

Keplr, Leap and Cosmostation all support Celestia; any Cosmos-compatible wallet that lists the chain will work.

How are staking rewards calculated and claimed?

Rewards accrue every block from inflation plus fees. They build up in your rewards balance until you claim them; you may then re-stake to compound.