Fund Solo Ethereum Validator Node with IRA
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Fund Solo Ethereum Validator Node with IRA
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#2Learn how I used money from my retirement account to buy 32 ETH and set up a solo Ethereum validator node (a server that helps run the Ethereum blockchain and earns an ETH reward for that work).
Re: Fund Solo Ethereum Validator Node with IRA
#3Learn how I used money from my retirement account to buy 32 ETH and set up a solo Ethereum validator node (a server that helps run the Ethereum blockchain and earns an ETH reward for that work).
How much are you planning on getting per year as reward for staking? Enough to hopefully get another 32 ETH, from what you say in the article, so doubling your money at some point.
Re: Fund Solo Ethereum Validator Node with IRA
#4Learn how I used money from my retirement account to buy 32 ETH and set up a solo Ethereum validator node (a server that helps run the Ethereum blockchain and earns an ETH reward for that work).
How much are you planning on getting per year as reward for staking? Enough to hopefully get another 32 ETH, from what you say in the article, so doubling your money at some point.
Good question. Rewards vary because: “Ethereum staking APR is mainly affected by the number of active validators that dilute staking rewards and by the network activity paying out more or less transaction fees, priority tips, and through MEV opportunities created.“
That quote is from this site:
https://www.kiln.fi/post/pos-ethereum-staking-rewards-a-deep...
But, if I were to assume a rate of 4%, compounding monthly, for 20 years. 32 could turn into 71. I got that number using this calculator:
https://www.mathportal.org/calculators/financial-calculators...
That’s not considering gas fees for the compounding transactions though. Nor the cost of running the server. But I guess it’s a rough guess.