Claim EL and SD rewards
Check rewards status
Check the EL and SD rewards for you node using the node status command: ~/bin/stader-cli node status
SD rewards will be visible on the CLI after the first Merkle tree is created for your node. The Merkle tree is created every 28 days.
If you have Opted In for Socializing Pool, then EL rewards will be visible after the first Merkle tree is created for your node. The Merkle tree is created every 28 days.
If you have Opted out of Socializing Pool, then fee recipient rewards will be visible depends on the blocks you have proposed. This is not predictable and completely randomized. A validator may propose a block once in ~2 months
Your EL and SD rewards will be claimed in the Operator Reward Address. The Opt-In and Opt-Out of socializing pool will have a cool-off period of 56 days. i.e you will have to wait for 56 days to Opt-Out of the Socializing pool once you Opt-In and vice versa.
If you have opted IN for Socializing pool
Claim your EL and SD rewards together by following the belwo mentioned steps
Step 1: Check your SD and EL rewards unclaimed cycles using the command:
~/bin/stader-cli node claim-sp-rewards
Step 2: Please specify the cycle numbers for which you want to claim the rewards.
Step 3: Please confirm the entered cycle numbers, and your rewards will be claimed to your operator reward address.
If you have opted OUT of Socializing pool
Claim your EL and SD rewards separately by following the below mentioned steps
Claim SD rewards
Step 1: Check your SD rewards unclaimed cycles using the command:
~/bin/stader-cli node claim-sp-rewards
Step 2: Please specify the cycle numbers for which you want to claim the rewards.
Step 3: Please confirm the entered cycle numbers, and your rewards will be claimed to your operator reward address.
Claim EL rewards (Fee Recipient)
Stader node helps you save gas cost Stader node has a default feature that transfers the unclaimed EL(Fee Recipient) rewards for your node to a claim vault when it reaches 0.15 ETH. This movement of rewards is done once a month. This allows node operators to claim the EL(Fee Recipient) rewards for their node in a single transaction from the claim vault to their operator reward address.
To claim EL(Fee Recipient) rewards without waiting for Stader to transfer them to the claim vault, follow these steps:
Step 1: Check EL(Fee Recipient) rewards accrued for your node using the node status command:
~/bin/stader-cli node status
Step 2: Send your EL(Fee Recipient) rewards to the Claim vault using the command:
~/bin/stader-cli node send-el-rewards
Step 3: Claim your EL(Fee Recipient) rewards from the claim vault using the following command.
~/bin/stader-cli node claim-rewards
To claim EL(Fee Recipient) rewards after Stader has transferred them to the claim vault, follow these steps:
Step 1: Claim your EL(Fee Recipient) rewards from the claim vault using the following command.
~/bin/stader-cli node claim-rewards
Rewards cycle and Merkle tree for Socializing pools
On the Stader network, a merkle tree is created on regular intervals for the Stader node Socializing pool rewards. Currently, a new cycle occurs every 28 days. During each reward cycle, Stader node generates a merkle tree representing the state of node operators on the Stader network. This tree determines the SD and Socializing pool ETH rewards for each node operator during that specific cycle.
After a merkle tree is created, the ETHx smart contracts transfer SD tokens and the entire ETH balance from the socializing pool to the Stader vault. Node operators can then check the number of SD and ETH rewards they earned for a particular cycle and claim them. Each reward cycle is independent, meaning the rewards earned in one interval don't affect the earnings in subsequent cycles.
Node operators have the flexibility to claim rewards for one cycle, multiple cycles, or all at once. Node operators can accumulate rewards for as long as they want without a fixed time interval to claim them. The rewards will always be available and provide the same amount of SD and ETH regardless of when they are claimed.
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