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  • Learn
    • Introduction
      • Obol Collective
      • OBOL Incentives
      • Key Staking Concepts
      • Obol vs Other DV Implementations
      • Obol Splits
      • DV Launchpad
      • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Charon
      • Introduction to Charon
      • Distributed Key Generation
      • Cluster Configuration
      • Charon Networking
      • CLI Reference
    • Futher Reading
      • Ethereum and Its Relationship With DVT
      • Community Testing
      • Peer Score
      • Useful Links
  • Run a DV
    • Quickstart
      • Quickstart Overview
      • Create a DV Alone
      • Create a DV With a Group
      • Push Metrics to Obol Monitoring
    • Prepare to Run a DV
      • How and Where To Run DVs
      • Deployment Best Practices
      • Test a Cluster
    • Running a DV
      • Activate a DV
      • Update a DV
      • Monitoring Your Node
      • Claim Rewards
      • Exit a DV
    • Partner Integrations
      • Create an EigenLayer DV
      • Create a Lido CSM DV
      • DappNode
  • Advanced & Troubleshooting
    • Advanced Guides
      • Create a DV Using the SDK
      • Migrate an Existing Validator
      • Enable MEV
      • Combine DV Private Key Shares
      • Self-Host a Relay
      • Advanced Docker Configs
      • Beacon node authentication
    • Troubleshooting
      • Errors & Resolutions
      • Handling DKG Failure
      • Client Configuration
      • Test Commands
    • Security
      • Overview
      • Centralization Risks and Mitigation
      • Obol Bug Bounty Program
      • Smart Contract Audit
      • Software Development at Obol
      • Charon Threat Model
      • Contacts
  • Community & Governance
    • Governance
      • Collective Overview
      • The Token House
      • The RAF
      • Delegate Guide
      • RAF1 Guide
    • The OBOL Token
      • Token Utility
      • Token Distribution & Liquidity
      • TGE FAQ
    • Community
      • Staking Mastery Program
      • Techne
    • Contribution & Feedback
      • Filing a Bug Report
      • Documentation Standards
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  • Walkthrough Guides
    • Walkthroughs
      • Walkthrough Guides
  • SDK
    • Intro
    • Enumerations
      • FORK_MAPPING
    • Classes
      • Client
    • Interfaces
      • ClusterDefinition
      • RewardsSplitPayload
    • Type-Aliases
      • BuilderRegistration
      • BuilderRegistrationMessage
      • ClusterCreator
      • ClusterLock
      • ClusterOperator
      • ClusterPayload
      • ClusterValidator
      • DepositData
      • DistributedValidator
      • ETH_ADDRESS
      • OperatorPayload
      • SplitRecipient
      • TotalSplitPayload
    • Functions
      • validateClusterLock
  • API
    • What is this API?
    • System
    • Metrics
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  1. Learn
  2. Introduction

DV Launchpad

A dapp to securely create Distributed Validators alone or with a group.

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Last updated 5 days ago

In order to activate an Ethereum validator, 32 ETH must be deposited into the official deposit contract. Distributed validators are no different.

The vast majority of users that created validators to date have used the , a public good open source website built by the Ethereum Foundation alongside participants who later went on to found Obol. This tool has been wildly successful in the safe and educational creation of a significant number of validators on the Ethereum mainnet.

To facilitate the generation of distributed validator keys amongst remote users with high trust, the Obol Network developed and maintains a website that enables a group of users to come together and create these threshold keys: The DV Launchpad.

Getting started

DV Launchpad Links

Ethereum Network
Launchpad

Mainnet

Gnosis Chain

Holesky

Sepolia

Operator Dashboard

Clicking on "dashboard" on the top-right of the launchpad brings you to the operator view, where you can view information about the DV operator corresponding to the wallet address currently connected to the launchpad. It is also possible to view information about another operator, by substituting another wallet address in the URL, or using the explorer, described below.

View a Cluster

An operator can be part of multiple clusters. Clusters, and cluster invites, are shown on the operator page. Clicking on a cluster takes you to the cluster page. Here you can see the status of the cluster, the operators, and validators associated with the cluster.

Use the Explorer

Clicking "explore" on the top right of the launchpad brings you to the explorer view. It shows information about every DV cluster and operator being tracked by Obol. You can search for a cluster or operator by name, or filter based on badge or protocol type.

For more information on running Charon in a UI friendly way through the DV Launchpad, take a look at our .

Quickstart Guides
https://launchpad.obol.org
https://gnosischain.launchpad.obol.org
https://holesky.launchpad.obol.org
https://sepolia.launchpad.obol.org
Eth2 Staking Launchpad