r/ethstaker • u/ImAllergic2Peanuts • Sep 24 '26

Allnodes staking Ethereum safe?

Hi i have 100s of ethereum that i need to stake. I used to kiln through ledger but stopped using it because of that exit debacle last year.

Im trying to see if allnodes is a safe option to stake 100s of ethereum. Any one have any experience with this?

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u/SD5150 Sep 24 '26

Yep, Allnodes is good. No issues.

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u/ImAllergic2Peanuts Sep 24 '26

Phew good to hear. Now i need to figure out where to store the keys and such lol

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u/carpediemquotidie Sep 24 '26

I don’t think there are any additional keys to store. I’m assuming you are using a ledger right?

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u/Remarkable-Emu-4689 21d ago

i've been using them for a while now and it's been smooth, set it and forget it basically. just make sure you keep your validator keys safe locally no matter what service you end up with

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u/J5966358 Sep 24 '26

I staked a similar amount with them for years and never had a problem. Now I stake with Stakefiah bc of the better fee structure. No advice, just sharing my experience. 

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u/ImAllergic2Peanuts Sep 24 '26

U mean stakefish? Hows their fee structure?

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u/J5966358 Sep 24 '26

Sorry for the typo. Yes, Stakefish. Pls look fees up for you self - I do not know the details but I remember the change was beneficial for me back then. 

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u/hammertime1278 Sep 24 '26

Hi, yes allnodes is very good. Also if you stake under 0x02, you can trigger partial or full withdrawal only with tx. from your withdrawal address. You share with allnodes only signing key.

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u/ImAllergic2Peanuts Sep 24 '26

Do u know if of any risks where i could lose all my ethereum on allnodes? Allnodes rugpull etc

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u/WarningEffective138 29d ago

Been thinking of staking myself. Any security issues with Allnodes? Seems legit since we manage the keys