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Some exchanges do allow staking. That's actually the easiest way to stake for an individual who doesn't own 32 ETH or doesn't wants to set up their own node. B
by nsilvestri 5y ago
Some exchanges do allow staking. That's actually the easiest way to stake for an individual who doesn't own 32 ETH or doesn't wants to set up their own node.
But it's still not your coins.
- arcticbull 5y agoYep, agreed. Hopefully what I said didn't come across as any kind of criticism, I was hoping to explain the situation to the parent. RH could absolutely allow staking on behalf of coin owners, and frankly, it seems much easier than doing it yourself from what I've read and heard.
- cableshaft 5y agoI just found that out earlier today on my exchange of choice. It was quite the relief, as before I was like "How the hell am I going to get to 32 ETH? That's a lot of cash I have to drop to get there." Maybe eventually I'll have that much ETH, but I'm nowhere near that today. If I ever get to that point I might set up my own node.