the-usher-server VS restake

In my experience, businesses are especially concerned with authorization — enabling product sales to customers.

They would rather not deal with identity and authentication — usernames and passwords — at all. These are already quite nicely handled to various degrees by Cogntio, Auth0, Azure Active Directory, and others.

To address minimalist authorization needs, the portfolio of companies I worked with collaborated to create The Usher[1]. The Usher is an open source authorization server in NodeJS. Worth a peek if you, too, want to focus on authorization separate from authentication.

Disclosure: I am a contributor to The Usher.

[1] https://github.com/DMGT-TECH/the-usher-server

This blog post introduces The Usher, how it works, and some of the ways we use it in our companies across the DMGT portfolio. However if you'd like to dive right in, clone The Usher Server repo and issue a docker-compose up!

Using Keplr, you can also enable auto compounding of your stake with restake.app. it only works with keplr right now. your validator pays the fees when compounding which is daily or multiple times per day depending on validator. Jerrys Pool supports restake. I imported my CDC DeFi wallet seed into Keplr to create a second account so that i could enable auto compounding without unbonding.

3- Is restake.app a safe platform?

https://restake.app/ is great! Also if a node becomes untrustworthy your funds are still safe.

By staking INJ, you can earn an APR of approximately 16%. The rate is increasable by utilizing the restake rewards feature in the REStake application accessible via the Keplr wallet.

The source code on github gives more details: https://github.com/eco-stake/restake

Starting a discussion about in3s validator. When i was new in the staking (I am still lol) I was exploring the validators and stopped at this one. It has all qualities: low commission (not zero), active, restake.app, and good Self Bond (now it's reduced to 1? ATOM but it wasn't).

if you are worried about fees to restake, use an app that leverages authz like https://restake.app/

As of writing, Ledger is unable to send the necessary transactions to enable Authz. This is purely due to the way transactions are sent to a Ledger device and a workaround should be possible soon. https://github.com/eco-stake/restake

restake.app is the closest.