ethereum2-docker-compose VS ethstaker.tax

Website: https://stereum.net/

Rennt a vps or dedicated server, use https://stereum.net to run your node.

No need to trust a service, rent a vps somewhere and use something like https://stereum.net/

🍄 Download at https://stereum.net/ or https://github.com/stereum-dev/ethereum-node/releases/tag/v2.0.0-rc.9

No competitor but you can use https://stereum.net/ and rent a vps somewhere. With allnodes you give them your keys.

There are different approaches, there are guides like https://someresat.medium.com/ and node management software like https://stereum.net/ (disclaimer: I'm with Stereum). Stereum also got video + pic/text guides so you get an impression on how it works. Also, try with testnet first, regardless what guide/software you're about to use!

Unfortunately yes, because there are many linux distributions, windows, macos, different ways to install JDKs, different JDK licensing, etc. I'd suggest to follow a guide like https://someresat.medium.com/guide-to-staking-on-ethereum-ubuntu-teku-f09ecd9ef2ee or use software that takes care of everything like https://stereum.net/

Yes it is - after you receive it you can use https://stereum.net/ to get up and running

Take a look at https://stereum.net/ there are guides for staking on AWS and other providers. Also possible to run on your own hardware at home.

There are options available to run on VPS/servers with a GUI to stake, like https://stereum.net/

You are probably looking for https://ethstaker.tax/ which was formerly called eth2.tax.

I’m hoping to add Rocketpool support to ethstaker.tax this year, that should hopefully help people with this.

If ethstaker.tax has helped any stakers in here figure out their staking income, I'd very much appreciate if you would donate, during the matching round even a 1$ contribution can make a big difference.

Another option is https://ethstaker.tax

Maybe ethstaker.tax (previously called ETH2.tax) ?

I just updated ethstaker.tax yesterday to account for withdrawals. They are now available in a separate column in the CSV file so you can use the "withdrawals" column and ignore the "consensus layer income" column if you wish to.

https://ethstaker.tax/ is another site that may be useful.

Hey, author of (ethstaker.tax)[https://ethstaker.tax] here. The website should be able to handle any blocks that you propose, not just ones with MEV. As long as your validator is the block proposer you should see the income there. Did you run into a case where that wasn’t true? If so please let me know. Feel free to dm me to protect your privacy.