This is Ethernodes!

General and interesting information so you don't miss anything

Before we start, we give you an overview of Ethernodes through the Dashboard integrated into the solution. Ethernodes has two objectives:

1. Offering native profitability in ETH staking higher than the market

2. Offering the greatest possible transparency to our stakers

For this reason, the first thing we will explain to you is what you can see on the "Protocol Metrics" screen, where you have a summary of all the information related to the protocol. Here you can see the aggregated information of the protocol with a level of detail sufficient for you to get a quick idea of ​​volumes, profitability, who we actively collaborate with, etc. The information is divided into six large blocks.

Protocol Metrics (Summary)

APR by Ethernodes

It indicates the overall profitability of the protocol in the last 24h, 7 days and 30 days. Please note that this is not a profitability indicator in fiat (dollars or euros) but in cryptocurrency. That is, about the generation of new ETH from your deposit. The APR includes all the profitability layers that are generated each day, including the conversion to ETH value of the airdrops that are active that day (Layer-5)

Active Validators

This is the total number of validators managed by Ethernodes, in its different protocols. As validators are incorporated in other protocols, it will be indicated in this section. In this way, where the validators have been activated thanks to your ETH

Transparency

These are the transparency measures we offer to our clients. You will be able to see the following:

• Liquidity Ratio: is the amount of Eth available (not included in active validators) in relation to the total funds deposited by clients in Ethernodes. The indicator tends to be 0%, since having ETH deposited without working in any protocol is inefficient for the protocol's APR, and yours!

• Refund 100% inv. time: indicates the estimated time we require in Ethernodes to return 100% of the deposited funds. By having the same in validators on the Ethereum network, if 100% of our clients require the funds at the same time, the exit of all validators would have to be processed. This has certain times determined by the Ethereum network itself, which you can consult here.

• Hot Wallet address: is the sum of ETH existing in the wallets that receive deposits and those that distribute rewards. These wallets will always have sufficient balances to cover any outstanding claims that customers may have.

Total deposits

Sum of all ETH deposits made by customers on Ethernodes

Total funds

Sum of all ETH managed by Ethernodes. Includes customer deposits and ETH contributed by the different protocols to activate validators (on these additional ETH and the fees they generate, we perform revenue sharing through the Layer-3 and Layer-4 profitability layers)

Total rewards

Total ETH rewards distributed to customers who have deposited in Ethernodes

Clusters by SSV

This is probably information that, as a user, does not provide you with important data. After all, if you have decided to use Ethernodes it is because you want to get a good return on your ETH without entering into leverage or recursive loops, doing pure staking and abstracting the technical and capital difficulty of staking itself.

But we show it because it is a vital dashboard. It is about the different DVT clusters that are running the validators that generate the profitability for staking. This dashboard that we show to users is the same one that we use internally, although with a series of alerts, warnings, messages and action protocols when some metric fails.

Any user can challenge us to change operators, which we will evaluate based on their performance.

If you want to learn more about DVT, remember that we have this post in which we explain in more detail how it works.

Validators

This is the third layer of granularity so you have all the information you need about Ethernodes validators. If the "Summary" showed you the aggregated data and "SSV Clusters" where the validators that generate this aggregated data operate... Here you will find the details of all the validators historically managed by Ethernodes!

You will be able to see how much profitability each one has generated in the last 24 hours, in which protocol it is deployed, whether it is active or not or its profitability. And if that is not enough, through the link associated with each one you can access the complete data of the validator.

Now, go for your user account and start earning ETH!