Slashing is a protocol penalty when a validator breaks specific protocol rules that can be considered part of an attack. In this post, learn what are the slashing penalties and how Kiln mitigates them.

Today on April 12, the Shanghai upgrade is expected to take place. This means that for the first time stakers will be able to exit their validators and obtain their staked collateral (32 ETH per validator). In this article we go through what this Exit Queue is, why it exists, and what kinds of delays are to be expected.

With the upcoming Shapella upgrade, ETH stakers will be able to fully withdraw their staked positions. This article intends to describe its process composed of two steps: Validator Exit and Validator withdrawal

Running Ethereum infrastructure is quite complex as it involves maintaining multiple interdependent bricks built by different teams and projects. Having a sound strategy to approach each component’s updates is key to properly operating at scale.

Learn how to protect yourself from slashing penalties with a multi-layered & enterprise-grade strategy.