See how concentrated your staking setup is
A review of your staking setup that shows where your stake is concentrated and what would lower the risk.
What the assessment covers
- Concentration
How your stake spreads across clients (estimated from public data), regions, operators and relays, and where it is most concentrated.
- Keys and withdrawal credentials
Where the withdrawal credentials point and how signing keys are handled.
- Exit planning
Who can send an exit and from where, and how the network's queues affect the timing.
- Relays and sanctions policy
Which relays your validators use and whether that matches your policy.
- Reporting
What your teams receive today and what they would need.
- A second operator
How a second setup could sit beside your current one, and what it would change.
- Recommendations
What would lower the risk, written for your teams.
You receive the report in writing, and a call with the team to go through it.
How the assessment works
Request an assessment- A call to scope it
What you stake, how you stake it and what you want to know.
- You share what the review needs
Validator and withdrawal addresses, and how your setup is run.
- Written findings
Where the stake is concentrated, where the setup could be stronger and what would lower the risk.
No access to keys or funds
Develp never needs your keys or any way to move funds. The review works from public chain data and what you choose to share.
Questions about the assessment
Who is it for?
Any organization that stakes ETH or plans to, whether with its own validators, an operator or a staking protocol.
How are client estimates made from public data?
Public chain data carries signals about the software behind a validator, such as how its blocks are built. Results from these signals are estimates, and the findings label them that way.
How is it priced?
It is scoped and priced on a call, depending on your setup and what you want reviewed.
What happens after?
You decide. The findings are yours to use, with Develp or without it.
Start with a call
Tell us how your organization holds ETH and what you need.
