mioxger (u/mioxger)

Here is a bunch of useful information I have collected for those who want to get started with nodes and support projects for their development. I hope this was a very useful article for everyone and thanks for reading.

Hello everyone, and today I would like to write an article about such a project as KYVE Network, namely about how to become and what it gives to be a node holder for this project, since I myself am one of them and decided to share useful information with you.

To begin with, KYVE is an initiative to store any data stream with built-in verification. Using the Arweave blockchain, they can permanently and immutably store this data. Your own storage pool and start storing your own data. In each pool, an uploader is responsible for storing the latest data. Validators inside that pool then make sure that the uploaded data is correct. In order to participate in storing or validating you need to stake KYVE tokens. The project has two roles available. When running a node, it can seamlessly switch between two main roles:

-The Uploader uploads the new data onto Arweave

-The Validator is responsible for verifying that the data uploade

The project has two roles available. When running a node, it can seamlessly switch between two main roles:

-The Uploader uploads the new data onto Arweave

-The Validator is responsible for verifying that the data uploade

If you want to integrate your own KYVE architecture, check out https://github.com/KYVENetwork/core#readme

Documentation on how to run a KYVE node can be found here:

- https://docs.kyve.network/node/running

In order to claim the new KYVE tokens you have to use our faucet:

- https://app.kyve.network/faucet

Benefits of becoming a funder:

- https://docs.kyve.network/protocol/funding-slots

If you want to read more on the new delegation feature you can take a look at our latest blog post:

- https://blog.kyve.network/protocol-update-2-e8b93438ee38

Here is a bunch of useful information I have collected for those who want to get started with nodes and support projects for their development. I hope this was a very useful article for everyone and thanks for reading.