Constellation Network
IntroductionFundamentalsFor DevelopersNode Validators
  • Index
  • Run a Node Validator
  • Delegated Staking
    • What is delegated staking?​
    • For Node Operators
    • Understanding Delegated Staking
    • Prerequisites
    • Create Delegated Staking Configuration
    • First Time Configuration
    • Modify Existing Configuration
    • Add/Update Delegating Staking Parameters
    • Update Delegated Staking
    • Duplicate Update
    • Status Command
  • IntegrationNet Specific
    • Upgrade Tessellation to v3
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  1. Delegated Staking

For Node Operators

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As a Node Operator, you can offer your node for delegation by following these steps:

The nodectl utility automates these steps for you. Follow this guide to complete the setup.

P12 Keystore

Delegated staking is tied to your node’s wallet public key (node ID).

If you rebuild or create a new node, your delegated staking status will remain unaffected as long as you retain your current p12 keystore, which holds the private and public keys designated for the Constellation Network Hypergraph or metagraph.

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