Operating active transcoder since June 2018.
Livepeer’s original VC investors stake with Figment. We are building staking rewards tracking, thanks to a grant from the Livepeer team.
Figment is a venture funded, registered Canadian company based in Toronto. Canada offers stability, rule of law and clear crypto regulation.
Receive 90% of rewards (10% fee) + 50% of transcoder transaction fees.
100% missed reward SLA guarantee.
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Active participant in Livepeer community, including governance leadership.
The world’s most advanced physical IDC + multi-cloud staking infrastructure.
100% reward payment success.
Livepeer’s smart contract holds your LPT, and you maintain control of your LPT tokens at all times.
Third-party custody solutions are available through our institutional partners. Contact us for more information.
We are building a system to track real-time, historical, and future estimated returns, including the only comprehensive and tax-compliant daily reward tracking.
Protected via industry-leading Delegation Agreement.
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We recommend using a Ledger device for self-custody of Ethereum-based LPT tokens.
Figment’s full orchestrator profile is here and our orchestrator address is:
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View GuideThe Livepeer network provides decentralized transcoding infrastructure for live streaming services.
Livepeer is also an open marketplace for anyone to make available their hardware’s idle capacity for transcoding work. Read more about the Livepeer Bet here and Livepeer for Beginners here.
The Livepeer token (LPT) is used as a bond (via staking) to ensure marketplace security and quality assurance when selling transcoding services. To be a transcoder, you must stake LPT. If you’re not transcoding, you can earn staking rewards by backing a transcoder such as Figment by delegating your LPT stake.
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You keep control of your LPT at all times. Your LPT stays in Livepeer’s smart contract, controlled by your wallet, and you can change your delegation at any time.
All LPT transfers are handled in the Livepeer protocol, so we never have custody of your tokens or token rewards.
Before being able to transfer your tokens, there is approximately a 7-day unbonding period to unstake.
Stay up to date and track status with the Figment Transcoder Page. See our Reward Call history in the Recent Activity section.
Each transcoder is paid inflationary rewards in LPT and transcoding fees in ETH. Inflationary rewards are decided by the network parameters based on what percentage of LPT is staked (50% targeted), while fees for transcoding are decided by each Transcoder and split between node operators and delegators. Currently the inflationary rewards sit around 150% paid in LPT token per year.
Rewards are distributed by the Livepeer protocol once every cycle, which is roughly once per day.
Rewards need to be unbonded and are locked for 7 days during the unbond period.
Transcoders choose the price they will charge for their service, giving delegates the opportunity to choose node operators that have run a profitable and secure service.
Transcoders can be slashed (loss of LPT) for failed verification, failing to initiate a verification when required, or not contributing a proportional share of transcoding work based on amount delegated to their service.
Missed Verification Slash Amount = 0.5%
Double Claim Segment Slash Amount = 3%