Techub News: The Ethereum Foundation has begun staking a portion of its treasury assets. In accordance with the treasury policy announced last year, a deposit of 2,016 ETH was completed today. A total of approximately 70,000 ETH will participate in staking, and the staking rewards will flow back into the foundation's treasury. This staking uses open-source software Dirk and Vouch developed by Attestant, where Dirk serves as a distributed signing tool supporting independent entities across multiple jurisdictions to eliminate single points of failure, and Vouch supports multi-client pairing strategies to mitigate client diversity risks. The foundation's deployment architecture includes minority client nodes, with a hybrid setup of managed infrastructure and self-managed hardware across multiple regions.
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Techub News: The Ethereum Foundation has begun staking a portion of its treasury assets. In accordance with the treasury policy announced last year, a deposit of 2,016 ETH was completed today. A total of approximately 70,000 ETH will participate in staking, and the staking rewards will flow back into the foundation's treasury. This staking uses open-source software Dirk and Vouch developed by Attestant, where Dirk serves as a distributed signing tool supporting independent entities across multiple jurisdictions to eliminate single points of failure, and Vouch supports multi-client pairing strategies to mitigate client diversity risks. The foundation's deployment architecture includes minority client nodes, with a hybrid setup of managed infrastructure and self-managed hardware across multiple regions.