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@SungLee107917 @CryptoHayes @flop_labs Same here, You request sponsorship (do not register the miner yourself first). Watch the official sources for updates: docs.flop.network github.com/flop-labs/network/issues
@flop_labs @flop_labs Tried to run a devnet validator: package still 404, onboarding is admin-only with no contact channel, and flop validator doctor needs the private flop-core repo. Right now no outside operator can join. Is there an ETA + an intake form? network#10
@flop_labs I'm considering running a FLOP validator as an independent developer. A key question is whether long-term validator retention will depend on technical performance or increasingly large stakes. Comment on Github yellowpaper#233
Can an independent FLOP validator retain a mainnet slot through performance, or will it need ever more stake to compete? I've raised this for @flop_labs and would value views from other validators. yellowpaper#233 #FLOP
if you run a node on the @flop_labs network and something breaks, there is now a public place to report it: flop-labs/network. anything exploitable goes in a private report instead. follow for the flop notes. t.co