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Getting started as a validator on Fuse Mainnet
Pre-requirements
To be a Fuse validator, you first must see that you meet the pre-requirements:- You know what it means to be a Fuse validator - How to become a validator
- You have at least 100K FUSE tokens, or you will have an aggregated delegation of at least 100K FUSE tokens (you can purchase FUSE tokens on Uniswap).
- You have an always-on hardware that meets the pre-requisites - How to run network nodes
How to become a Fuse validator
To quickly become a validator, follow these steps:Step 1: Download the `quickstart.sh` script and an `.env` example file:
Step 2: Run the script as a validator:
Step 3: Stake and/or delegate!
Stake
To stake FUSE tokens, all you should do is send your FUSE tokens to the Fuse Consensus contract address over the Fuse network from the validator address. :::tip The Fuse Consensus contract address:0x3014ca10b91cb3D0AD85fEf7A3Cb95BCAc9c0f79
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The easiest way is to import your private key or key-store file to your favorite wallet (for example, Metamask), switch the network to Fuse, and send the FUSE tokens (native tokens) to the Consensus contract address.
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You can find your key-store (containing your private key) and the password for the created account in:
$HOME/fusenet/config/keys/FuseNetwork/UTC--xxxx
$HOME/fusenet/config/pass.pwd
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Delegate
To delegate, send the FUSE tokens from any address to the Consensus contract address with the data:0x5c19a95c000000000000000000000000<address without 0x>.
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Example:
For the address: 0xb8ce4a040e8aa33bbe2de62e92851b7d7afd52deUse:
0x5c19a95c000000000000000000000000b8ce4a040e8aa33bbe2de62e92851b7d7afd52de as the data.
5c19a95c is for the delegate(address) function signature.
b8ce4a040e8aa33bbe2de62e92851b7d7afd52dein this example, is an address you’re delegating to (without the 0x prefix)
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