Delegator
Delegate GTBS to a validator and receive a share of applicable network rewards. The published staking page states no minimum, a 7-day unbonding period and optional auto-compounding.
Delegators can support validators without running consensus hardware. GTBS also provides a Micro Node path for users who want to contribute infrastructure from a smaller device.
Choose delegation for simplicity or Micro Node operation for infrastructure participation.
Delegate GTBS to a validator and receive a share of applicable network rewards. The published staking page states no minimum, a 7-day unbonding period and optional auto-compounding.
Run a lightweight node from a home device or edge server. The published Micro Node specification lists 10,000 GTBS bonded, 4 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD and 50 Mbps bandwidth.
Simple, self-custodial staking from wallet to validator.
Keep GTBS in a compatible self-custodial wallet.
Review validator uptime, commission and operational history where available.
Choose a validator and submit a delegation transaction.
Track rewards and request unbonding when you need liquidity; published unbonding is 7 days.
The current GTBS materials describe the following user-facing staking model.
| Parameter | Published value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Delegator minimum | No minimum | Stake as little as 1 GTBS according to the published staking page. |
| Unbonding | 7 days | Security period before unbonded funds become available. |
| Auto-compound | Optional | Restake rewards automatically every epoch where supported. |
| Validator set | 120 active validators | Published staking UI reference; current network state should be verified live. |
A Micro Node is a practical way to contribute infrastructure without operating a full consensus validator.
A small device can participate in edge services.
Published materials describe serving GTBS Cloud and Flicksy content.
Learn node operations, networking, monitoring and Web3 infrastructure.
Expand the geographic and physical footprint of GTBS infrastructure.