We are currently not running our Edgeware validators at this time.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Edgeware is a high-performance, self-upgrading, Wasm smart-contract platform being built on Substrate, the Polkadot ecosystem. Edgeware is designed specifically to facilitate advances in on-chain governance for blockchain protocols. Participants vote, delegate, and fund each other to upgrade the network, and are entitled to governing rights via its native token, EDG.
Word is getting around the staking community about the Edgeware lockdrop, a unique new token distribution mechanism. Learn more here.
Figment is currently running 3 validators on the Edgeware network. More information on how to nominate your EDG to a...
There is currently a max of 60 active validators on the Edgeware network. There is no minimum amount of tokens required to validate. A validator is active as long as the total nomination allows the validator to breach the top 60.
You can access the Edgeware network here.
Then you must either create a controller account and send 5 to 10 EDG to that account.
You can then select how much EDG you would like to stake from your stash account via the controller account, and choose which validators you would like to nominate.
More information can be found here.
The Edgeware token (EDG).
Tokens that are staked to a validator must be bonded for a minimum of 7 days.
The Edgeware token (EDG).
A validator can be slashed. Slashing occurs when a validator goes offline, attacks the network, or runs modified software.