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How to stake ETH on Stakewise V3?
A step-by- step guide to staking ETH on Chorus One’s Liquid Staking Vault (MEV Max)
November 28, 2023
5 min read

Chorus One has launched our  liquid staking pool on Stakewise v3, enabling individuals to stake any amount of ETH and benefit from Chorus One’s enterprise-grade staking infrastructure and highest MEV yields! This article provides a step-by-step guide on how you can stake any amount of ETH on Chorus One’s vault, known as MEV Max.

To start staking on MEV Max, visit here.

A brief Introduction to Stakewise V3

Stakewise v3, introduced by the Stakewise DAO in 2022, addresses the challenge of stake centralization on Ethereum. The traditional complexity of setting up validators, including a 32ETH minimum requirement, technical demands, and the risk of financial penalties, has led to a decline in individual ETH staking. Stakewise v3 combats this by enhancing its liquid staking solution with mini staking pools called "Vaults." These Vaults make it possible for anyone to set up and run ETH nodes, mint osETH, accept delegations, or delegate ETH across multiple nodes in ambition to promote decentralization and mitigate network concentration. Vaults are completely customized by their operators, according to the configurations of their choice, fostering a diverse marketplace of ETH staking solutions.

Why Stake with Chorus One? Enterprise-grade staking for ALL, Highest MEV returns

Chorus One is expanding the possibilities of V3’s Vaults by extending our MEV optimization strategies beyond a select group of customers to encompass ALL ETH stakers. We hold decentralization as a core value, and through our partnership with Stakewise, take immense pride in making our enterprise staking infrastructure to everyone - all without any minimum requirements to stake ETH.

Below, we provide a brief breakdown of the various methods available for staking ETH and minting osETH with Chorus One. For a comprehensive understanding of the benefits associated with staking your ETH on Chorus One's liquid staking pools, we've covered all the details here. Check it out!

  • Public Vault

Chorus One's public vault invites users to stake any amount of ETH and mint osETH, enjoying the benefits of our enterprise-grade staking infrastructure, proven MEV strategies, world-class security measures, and network expertise. Access Chorus One’s Public Vault here.

  • Private Vault

We will also have private, tailor-made vaults for clients seeking individual, personalized agreements for their staked capital. With these private pools, user assets stay separate and are not commingled with other Vaults, thus offering the perks of liquid staking with enhanced security and all the other benefits Chorus One has to offer—higher MEV yields, top-notch security, network expertise, and more. To launch Private Vault with Chorus One, please reach out to us at staking@chorus.one.

  • Mint osETH directly from OPUS - Chorus One’s ETH Staking Dashboard

In addition, we're making liquid staking more accessible to both our existing and new OPUS customers. Soon, our public pool will be seamlessly integrated into our Staking Dashboard, allowing OPUS users to dive into liquid staking, mint osETH, and leverage it in DeFi or hold it—all with just a few clicks! Stay tuned for more updates coming your way soon!

Now, moving on the staking guide.

How to stake ETH on Stakewise V3 (MEV Max)
  1. To start staking your ETH on Stakewise V3, visit Stakewise’s vault marketplace - https://alpha.stakewise.io and search for Chorus One - MEV Max.

  1. Once you have selected and entered Chorus One’s vault, click on ‘Connect Wallet’ and choose the wallet of your choice. We have chosen Metamask for this guide.

  1. Once you have connected your wallet, you will see the following screen. Then, click on ‘Stake’.

  1. Enter the amount of ETH you would like to stake. Then, click ‘Stake’.

  1. You will then be redirected to your wallet to confirm the transaction. Once you have confirmed, you will be redirected the Chorus One vault where you can see the Transaction being processed in the left corner.

6. After a few minutes, your transaction will be completed.

  1. You have now successfully staked ETH with Chorus One! Remember, you can unstake anytime and also mint osETH as the they accrue.

Additional Resources

To learn more about our partnership with Stakewise, set up a private vault with Chorus One, or for any other queries, please reach out to us at staking@chorus.one

About Chorus One

Chorus One is one of the biggest institutional staking providers globally operating infrastructure for 45+ Proof-of-Stake networks including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, and Near amongst others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry and now offer easy enterprise-grade staking solutions, industry-leading research, and also invest in some of the most cutting-edge protocols through Chorus Ventures.

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How to Stake Celestia ($TIA) with Chorus One
A step-by-step guide to staking TIA with Chorus One
October 31, 2023
5 min read

We’re immensely proud to support staking for Celestia - the first modular blockchain network that is optimized for ordering transaction data and making it available- as a genesis validator!

Celestia is a modular network that makes it easy for builders to launch their own blockchain by focusing solely on data availability. It allows developers to easily deploy blockchains on top of Celestia, much like deploying smart contracts. This accessibility empowers individuals to create their own unique rollups and blockchains, serving a multitude of purposes and ensuring scalability for a broader audience.

How Celestia solves the data availability issue

Celestia's data availability layer introduces innovative features like data availability sampling (DAS) and Namespaced Merkle trees (NMTs). DAS allows light nodes to verify data without downloading entire blocks, reducing costs compared to monolithic chains, while NMTs enable execution and settlement layers on Celestia to download transactions that are only relevant to them. Celestia offers its data availability layer to other chains for publishing data by paying for blobspace.

We've covered everything you need to know about Celestia in 10 questions - find it here!

Use Cases of TIA

As a permissionless network, Celestia uses Proof-of-Stake to secure its own chain. Like any other Cosmos network, users can help secure the network and engage in governance by delegating their TIA to a validator like Chorus One.

The following guide explains how you can stake your TIA easily with Chorus One.

Key Staking information

TL;DR

Step 1: Login to https://wallet.keplr.app/ and search for Celestia

Step 2: Select the Chorus One validator

Step 3: Enter the amount of TIA you want to stake

Step 4: Approve the transaction. You have successfully staked TIA with Chorus One!

How to stake TIA with Chorus One using Keplr

*Note that this guide has been written using the Celestia Mocha Testnet as it was written prior to Mainnet, however the steps remain the same.

  1. To start staking TIA with Chorus One, first log into https://wallet.keplr.app/ and search for Celestia.
  1. Then, search for the Chorus One vaildator.

  1. Once you have selected the Chorus One validator, click on Stake.

  1. Then, enter the amount you would like to stake, and click on the ‘Stake’ button.
  • Ensure you have sufficient TIA remaining to pay for transaction fees.

  1. Then, click on ‘Approve’ to approve the staking transaction.

After a few seconds, the transaction will be completed. You have now successfully staked TIA with Chorus One using Keplr!

If you have any support queries, please send a request at https://support.chorus.one/hc/en-us. If you would like to learn more about Celestia or start staking TIA with Chorus One, please reach out to us at staking@chorus.one

About Chorus One

Chorus One is one of the biggest institutional staking providers globally operating infrastructure for 45+ Proof-of-Stake networks including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, and Near amongst others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry and now offer easy enterprise-grade staking solutions, industry-leading research, and also invest in some of the most cutting-edge protocols through Chorus Ventures.

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How to bridge and stake your DYDX tokens?
Introducing our brand new 'Bridge & Stake' solution for DYDX!
October 27, 2023
5 min read

We've developed a unique bridging solution that makes it possible for users to move their dYdX tokens to Cosmos, AND stake the tokens - all in just one go! To bridge and stake your DYDX, visit our novel bridging page

Who is this guide for: Users who wish to move their DYDX tokens from Ethereum to Cosmos + stake their tokens with Chorus One.

If you already have your DYDX tokens in the Cosmos ecosystem, you can stake them directly using your Keplr wallet, as explained here.

TL;DR

Step 1: Connect your Ethereum and Cosmos Wallets on Chorus One’s bridging page

Step 2: Enter the amount you want to Bridge and Stake

Step 3: Approve the Chorus One Bridge to interact with your wallet in order to stake your DYDX tokens

Step 4: Pre-Sign the transaction on your Cosmos/Keplr Wallet

Step 5: After 48 hours, your staking transaction will be completed through Chorus One!

Introducing Chorus One's Bridge and Stake solution for DYDX

The DYDX token, part of dYdX v4, serves a multi-faceted role. It empowers users to actively engage in governance decisions while also playing a crucial role in maintaining the network's operations and enhancing its security by staking their tokens.

To use and stake dYdX v4 tokens, the dYdX Chain needs to onboard users from various platforms, including rollups, Ethereum L1, other app-chains, and centralized exchanges, to its Cosmos version. Traditionally, bridging tokens from Ethereum to the Cosmos ecosystem has been a cumbersome activity.

To simplify the process and make staking on Cosmos a breeze for our customers, we have developed a novel solution, using dYdX's original bridging smart contract, that enables you to move your DYDX tokens from Ethereum to Cosmos in a swift, seamless transaction. Not only that, our bridging solution also allows you to stake your DYDX in the same flow, providing added convenience and efficiency!

To recap, dYdX v4 is the latest iteration of dYdX, one of the most prominent decentralized exchanges and premier trading platform for cryptocurrency. The DEX initially launched as an Ethereum-based Layer 2 solution and has now made a significant move by transitioning to its dedicated blockchain, known as the dYdX Chain (or dYdX v4), built using the Cosmos SDK. We've compiled all the essential information about the chain, complete with an in-depth exploration of their move to Cosmos and Chorus One's ongoing involvement with dYdX since the very outset. Check it out here.

Why should you use Chorus One’s bridging solution?

1- Bridge & Stake in just 1 transaction: Our bridge offers a remarkably streamlined process for transferring DYDX tokens from Ethereum to Cosmos, setting a new standard in the industry. But it doesn't end here. You can take it a step further by staking your DYDX within the same transaction, allowing you to bridge and stake your DYDX simultaneously in one smooth action.

2- Simplified Onboarding: Our solution enables users from diverse platforms, including rollups, Ethereum L1, other app-chains, and centralized exchanges, to seamlessly join the dYdX Chain on Cosmos.

3- Security Assurance: Our bridging solution is underpinned by a meticulously audited smart contract, ensuring a straightforward and secure staking experience for users. The bridge contract underwent a thorough audit during its development by dYdX. Additionally, when it comes to our frontend and backend, we've adhered to strict secure software development practices as outlined by ISO requirements.

With an understanding of why we developed this bridging solution and how it enhances your staking experience, let’s proceed to a step-by-step walkthrough of utilizing our bridge.

Key Information

*Since DYDX inflation goes to traders, dYdX stakers, in contrast, will receive 100% of the trading fees that are paid out in USDC.

  1. First, make sure you have added the dYdX Chain to your Keplr Wallet. You can do this by visiting https://chains.keplr.app/ and searching for DYDX.

2. To begin staking DYDX tokens with Chorus One, visit Chorus One’s bridging page and connect a) the Ethereum wallet that has DYDX tokens and b) the target Cosmos wallet where you wish to transfer the tokens to.

  • For dYdX Ethereum, we support all popular wallets and Walletconnect supported wallets. However, for dYdX Cosmos we currently only support Keplr Wallet.
  1. Next, connect your Kepler wallet to receive the bridged DYDX tokens. If you do not have a Keplr wallet, we recommend creating a new wallet and installing the browser extension before proceeding to the next step.
  1. Once you have connected both wallets, you’re now ready to bridge and stake. Click on ‘Next’ to proceed.
  1. Next, select the number of tokens you want to bridge and stake. Then, click on 'Confirm Amount'.
  • By default, the screen configures the bridge amount and the stake amount to be the same. But, you can change the number of tokens through this screen.
  1. Now, you’re almost set to Bridge. In order to proceed, you must first approve the smart contract interaction. Clicking on ‘Approve’ below will only allow your wallet to interact with the Chorus One’s Bridge.
  1. After approving the transaction, you will be shown the respective ETH transaction on Etherscan on a different tab.
  1. The next step is to Bridge the tokens to the dYdX Chain. Click on the ‘Bridge’ button to initiate the bridge process.
  • To facilitate the Bridge transaction, we leverage the smart contract developed by the dydx foundation.
  • After the transaction is signed on your Ethereum wallet, the Bridging process can take up to 48 hours.

The next step helps you to pre-sign the staking transaction so that the tokens will be staked as soon as they reach the dYdX Chain, and you will be notified by us when the process has been completed if you choose to submit your email address.

  1. Click on the ‘Stake’ button to pre-sign the staking transaction.
  • You will be asked to confirm the transaction on your Keplr wallet.
  1. The staking process will be completed in 48 hours after you have pre-signed the transaction!

We’re happy to answer any questions you may have! For any support queries, please visit here. Alternatively, if you’d like to learn more about staking with Chorus One, get started with staking, or anything else, please reach out to us at staking@chorus.one

About Chorus One

Chorus One is one of the biggest institutional staking providers globally operating infrastructure for 45+ Proof-of-Stake networks including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, and Near amongst others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry and now offer easy enterprise-grade staking solutions, industry-leading research, and also invest in some of the most cutting-edge protocols through Chorus Ventures.

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How to stake DYDX with Chorus One using the Keplr wallet
A step-by-step guide to staking DYDX with Chorus One using the Keplr wallet
October 26, 2023
5 min read

Who is this guide for: Users who already have DYDX tokens in the Cosmos ecosystem and now want to stake them with Chorus One

If you wish to bridge your DYDX from Ethereum to Cosmos, check out our detailed guide here.

TL;DR

Step 1: Log into Keplr and connect your account

Step 2: Search for the dYdX Chain and look for the Chorus One Validator

Step 3: Click on Chorus One validator and enter the amount you would like to Stake

Step 4: Click on ‘Stake’ and follow the staking flow

Step 5: Approve Transaction. You have now staked DYDX with Chorus One!

Staking DYDX with Chorus One

dYdX v4 is the latest iteration of dYdX, one of the most prominent decentralized exchanges and premier trading platform for cryptocurrency.  The DEX initially launched as an Ethereum-based Layer 2 solution and has now made a significant move by transitioning to its dedicated blockchain, known as the dYdX Chain (or dYdX v4), built using the Cosmos SDK. We've compiled all the essential information about the chain, complete with an in-depth exploration of their move to Cosmos and Chorus One's ongoing involvement with dYdX since the very outset in a comprehensive guide. Check it out here.

There are various utilities of the dYdX v4 token, DYDX, and amongst the most popular use cases are to engage in governance proposals and participate in staking.

To use and stake DYDX, the dYdX Chain needs to onboard users from various platforms, including rollups, Ethereum L1, other app-chains, and centralized exchanges, to its Cosmos version. To simplify the process and make staking on Cosmos a breeze for our customers, we have developed a novel solution that enables you to move your DYDX tokens from Ethereum to Cosmos and stake them with Chorus One in a swift, seamless transaction. If you wish to bridge your DYDX from Ethereum to Cosmos, check out our detailed guide here.

However, if you already have DYDX in the Cosmos ecosystem, you can directly stake them with Chorus One using your Keplr wallet. Let’s proceed to how you can do this with a step-by-step walkthrough.

Key Information

*Since DYDX inflation goes to traders, dYdX stakers, in contrast, will receive 100% of the trading fees that are paid out in USDC.

  • Please note that this guide has been created using the dYdX Testnet. However, the steps will remain the same going forward.
  1. To begin staking your DYDX, first log into Keplr and connect your wallet. Then, search for the dYdX Chain.

  1. Then, search for the Chorus One validator and click on Chorus One. Then, click on 'Stake'.
  1. Next, enter the Amount you would like to stake. Ensure you have sufficient tokens remaining for fees. Then, click on ‘Stake’.

5. Then, click on ‘Approve transaction’.

6. You will be redirected to the staking UX, which will show that your stake transaction is processing.

7. After a few minutes, your stake transaction will be complete! You can confirm that your transaction has processes by checking the block explorer here, as shown below.

8. Once you have confirmed your transaction, you have successfully staked DYDX with Chorus One!

We’re happy to answer any questions you may have! For any support queries, please visit here. Alternatively, if you’d like to learn more about staking with Chorus One, get started with staking, or anything else, reach out to us at staking@chorus.one

About Chorus One
Chorus One is one of the biggest institutional staking providers globally operating infrastructure for 45+ Proof-of-Stake networks including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, and Near amongst others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry and now offer easy enterprise-grade staking solutions, industry-leading research, and also invest in some of the most cutting-edge protocols through Chorus Ventures.

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The Graph: How to migrate your delegations from Ethereum to Arbitrum
A step-by-step guide to migrating your delegations on The Graph from Ethereum to Arbitrum
October 23, 2023
5 min read
What is The Graph?

The Graph (GRT) is a decentralized indexing protocol for querying networks like Ethereum and IPFS. The protocol lets anyone make blockchain data easily accessible by building and publishing public APIs called subgraphs.

Why is The Graph migrating to Arbitrum?

The Graph has decided to move the protocol to Arbitrum since bringing the protocol smart contracts onto a Layer 2 network allows for gas savings (up to 26x), faster transactions and still being able to ultimately rely on the security inherited from Ethereum.

For example, Indexers could open and close allocations to index a greater number of subgraphs with higher frequency, developers could deploy and update subgraphs with greater ease, delegators could delegate $GRT with increased frequency, and curators could add or remove signal to a larger number of subgraphs - all actions previously considered too cost-prohibitive to perform frequently due to gas.

When should you migrate your delegations?

You can delegate anytime over the next few weeks.

Currently, the reward share is 50% on Ethereum and 50% on Arbitrum.

How secure is this migration?

Rest assured that your funds will be completely safe after the migration, and any unclaimed rewards will also move to Arbitrum, once you have moved your delegation.

How to migrate your delegations to Arbitrum: A guide

  1. Visit https://thegraph.com/explorer and connect your wallet with your current delegation in the top right corner.
  1. Expand the menu in the top right corner and click on the ‘Overview’ button to look at the general stats of your activity within The Graph.
  2. Once you get a notification to start the migration process, you will see the below note pop up.

4. You will then be taken to the following page. Here, Click on ‘Transfer Delegation’.

  • Ensure that the Current Indexer address displayed matches the Chorus One address: 0xe63e935fba572784d5aa40715e372e7948bbdb12

5.  The Receiving Arbitrum One Wallet Address will already contain the same address as your current Ethereum wallet.

  • Ensure that you have control over the Arbitrum address! If it's an EOA (Externally Owned Account), a typical wallet denoted as "Address" on etherscan, you're all set unless you want to specify a different wallet address.
  • If you’re using a Safe Wallet or another smart contract wallet, you may need to update the receiving Arbitrum One wallet address.

6. For your convenience, consider sending a small amount of ETH to this wallet address through the official Arbitrum bridge at https://bridge.arbitrum.io if you lack ETH to cover gas expenses. As an optional precaution, you can perform any transaction with the wallet to verify your control over it.

  • Keep in mind that the migration process is irreversible, so sending tokens to an address you don't control will result in permanent loss.

7. Then, click on the ‘Transfer delegation’ button. Your transfer will be initiated.


8. You will then see a countdown appear. Once the countdown reaches Zero, the migration will be completed, and your delegations will have moved to Arbitrum!  

  • Since the network can have gas spikes, and you might be required to take additional actions, we advise you to stay nearby till the migration has been completed.

Note - Going forward, you will still be able to manage your delegations from this portal. Just make sure you're on the correct network, "Arbitrum One".

Here’s a walkthrough guide by The Graph Foundation to help you with the migration.

Additionally, if you have any questions, we are happy to answer them on our telegram channel at https://t.me/chorusone

About Chorus One

Chorus One is one of the biggest institutional staking providers globally operating infrastructure for 45+ Proof-of-Stake networks including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, and Near amongst others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry and now offer easy enterprise-grade staking solutions, industry-leading research, and also invest in some of the most cutting-edge protocols through Chorus Ventures.

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How to Stake $SEI with Chorus One
A step-by-step guide to staking $SEI with Chorus One
August 23, 2023
5 min read
TL;DR

Step 1: Log into the Sei App and connect your wallet.

Step 2: Search for Chorus One validator.

Step 3: Click on ‘Stake’ and review transaction

Step 4: Approve transaction

Step 5: You have now successfully staked SEI with Chorus One


Sei is a Cosmos SDK based open-source Layer 1 blockchain that leverages a novel consensus mechanism to become one of fastest blockchain in existence. It is purpose-built to cater to the unique requirements of decentralized trading, DEXes, and DeFi applications. Unlike traditional exchanges, which rely on an automated market maker (AMM) system, Sei adopts an order book model exchange approach, providing enhanced security, privacy, and user control over funds. By optimizing every layer of its stack, Sei creates a trading-focused blockchain that facilitates efficient and reliable transactions.

The easiest way to stake $SEI is using the Sei app at https://app.sei.io/stake

  1. To start staking SEI, first log into the Sei APP and connect your wallet.
  2. Search for Chorus One in the list of validators. Then, click on Stake.

  1. Then, select the amount of SEI you would like to stake and click on ‘Delegate’.

  1. Ensure you have sufficient tokens to cover the gas fees. Then, review and approve transaction by clicking on ‘Approve’.

  1. Confirm the transaction on your wallet.

  1. You have now successfully staked SEI with Chorus One!

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How to Stake on OPUS via Fireblocks Custody
A step-by-step guide to staking on OPUS via Fireblocks Custody
August 17, 2023
5 min read

Welcome to the Fireblocks Guide for OPUS Staking. This guide is designed to help you stake with OPUS from your Fireblocks custody. We’ll leverage Metamask Institutional(MMI) chrome extension to seamlessly stake with OPUS.

1. First, connect your Fireblocks account to Metamask Institutional(MMI) wallet extension. Please download and install the extension from here.

2. Then, connect the desired Fireblocks custody vault to MMI.

3. To do this, in the Fireblocks custody, you need to click on the “Web3 Access” menu on the left hand navigation.

a. You will find a “Metamask Institutional user?” popup at the bottom of the page. Please click on “Connect account” to proceed with MMI connection.

b. Next, please select the desired vault to connect to Fireblocks and click on "Connect".

c. Metamask Institutional Wallet will show the custodian account connection request. Your Fireblocks vault will be connected to MMI once confirmed.

d. You should see the vault balance in MMI wallet

Now, your Fireblocks custody is connected to Metamask Institutional wallet. We are one step away from staking. We need to whitelist the staking contract now.

4. Whitelist the Batch Contract address in Fireblocks. In the Fireblocks Left hand navigation, please click on Whitelisted addresses menu and select the contract address on the screen.

5. OPUS Staking contract address is: 0x9b8c989FF27e948F55B53Bb19B3cC1947852E394

a. Goerli Testnet contract address is: 0x5FaDfdb7eFffd3B4AA03f0F29d9200Cf5F191F31

6. Based on your organisation approval policy, you will need to approval from multiple signers.

Next step is to stake with OPUS through MMI & Fireblocks custody.

7. Click on Connect wallet button in OPUS UX. Please select Metamask wallet in the walletconnect window.

8. Select the amount of stake on the slider and click “Confirm & Stake”

9. Approve the transaction on MMI

10. Approve the transaction on Fireblocks

11. After the transaction is confirmed on Fireblocks, you will see the staking transaction confirmation screen on OPUS.

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Networks
How to stake ETH on OPUS via Ledger/Metamask
A step-by-step guide to staking ETH on OPUS via Ledger/MetaMask
July 26, 2023
5 min read

This step-by-step guide is designed to help you stake Ethereum on OPUS. Throughout this guide, we will break down the process into simple, manageable steps.

1. Connect Ledger to Metamask

  • We assume that you have a ledger with some ETH, and versed with using Ledger. Please reach out to our team for any support here.
  • Please follow the instructions found in this link to connect Ledger with Metamask: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404366864657-Connect-your-Ledger-to-MetaMask?docs=true

💡 Tip: If you face the below error(0x650f), please follow this link to resolve the error.

💡 Tip: After this configuration, Metamask doesn’t have access to Ledger private keys. This configuration allows Ledger to leverage Metamask as a visual interface.

2. Enable Blind Signing on Ledger by following the steps shown in this link: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4405481324433-Enable-blind-signing-in-the-Ethereum-ETH-app?support=true

You have now successfully connected Ledger to Metamask. Next step is to Login to OPUS Poral.

3. Our sales team must have sent you your login credentials. If not, please reach out to them here

4. Now, please enter your organisation name, and login with SSO.

5. Connect Metamask to OPUS.

6. Select Amount of ETH using the Slider

💡 Tip: OPUS Staking slider helps you stake up to 800 ETH(25 Validators) in one transaction.

💡 Tip: OPUS staking screen shows the backward looking APR, and projected rewards.

7. Confirm stake transaction on Metamask.

8. Approve transcation on Ledger

  • Steps involved: Review Transaction > Blind Signing > Amount 800 ETH > Address > Network > Max Fees > Accept and Send

You have now staked Ethereum on OPUS!  To stake more, please follow the guide from step#6.

If you are facing any issues, please reach out to us at Chorus One support.

About Chorus One

Chorus One is one of the biggest institutional staking providers globally operating infrastructure for 40+ Proof-of-Stake networks including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, and Near amongst others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry and now offer easy enterprise-grade staking solutions, industry-leading research, and also invest in some of the most cutting-edge protocols through Chorus Ventures.

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