/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57222222
checked

>>55352867
>it seems to have the most people staking, so I think it's the safest
If you use a majority client you will suffer bigger slashings in case goes down because of a bug. There's this incentive to use minority clients, but sure I get the bias that many people want to use the most popular client. This is no different before or after the update.
>>55353333
Checking myself. Want to talk about how centralized my wife's affection is? Centralization is bad, maybe I should go to reddit to incentivize decentralization. This has as much to do with Ethereum centralization as this anon's argument.

>>55199666
Checked and kek'd

>>54729222
You won't get slashed as long as you don't try coding janky backup validators that go online when the main validator is still working. This is the reason for most slashings, it's called double signing. Don't overcomplicate it and you're fine.