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After two years since the launch of the Beacon Chain, the ability for stakers to withdrawal their staked funds and unlock their rewards is soon approaching. EIP-4895, slated to be included in the upcoming Shanghai upgrade, enables push withdrawals from the Beacon Chain.
The Staking Launchpad currently does not provide any clarity surrounding withdrawals other than that it is proposed to be included in the upcoming Shanghai upgrade.
The roll-out of push withdrawals makes the process relatively simple for stakers, but does include at least one call-to-action to check their withdrawal credentials, and upgrade them to a valid withdrawal address if not done so yet. Information related to how to check this, and how to upgrade should be provided to stakers from the Launchpad. Information related to how to exit should also be provided, as this option is all the more practical post-withdrawals since funds will no longer be locked indefinitely.
User personas to consider
Node operating stakers
Looking to confirm their withdrawal credentials
Looking to upgrade their withdrawal credentials
Looking to exit and withdrawal from staking
Slashed and looking to withdrawal
Synopsis
Goal: Provide a targeted information resource to answer any questions home stakers may have in regards to the new push withdrawal process, including an overview of how it works, what stakers need to do to prepare, info about some commons edge cases (ie. slashing), resources to testing/development (prior to upgrade)
Location: Similar to previous network upgrade pages (such as /merge-readiness), imagined this as a one-pager living at /withdrawals
Target audience: Node operating stakers
Scope of this epic:
Provide guidance on how to check if their withdrawal credentials have properly been set or not
Provide guidance and instructions on how to use available CLI tools to safely generate their withdrawal keys and sign a message to upgrade their withdrawal credentials
Provide client-specific* guidance on how to broadcast this signed message with a validator client
Provide client-specific* guidance on how to sign a voluntary exit message for those users looking to withdrawal their entire stake
Provide information directed at those who have have been slashed, related to need for withdrawal credential upgrade (which can be done only once, and at an point in time—funds remain locked prior to completion).
* To be determined if we'll provide detailed client-specific instructions in-site, or link out to canonical client-specific documentation
Note: Parallel epic in place on ethereum.org. Main separation of concerns between ethereum.org and the Staking Launchpad is that ethereum.org is purely informational (aimed at all Ethereum users, not just those who manage validator keys), whereas the Staking Launchpad explains in more details CLI steps, and provides client-specific instructions wherever possible to make this process as painless as possible for stakers.
Intro
After two years since the launch of the Beacon Chain, the ability for stakers to withdrawal their staked funds and unlock their rewards is soon approaching. EIP-4895, slated to be included in the upcoming Shanghai upgrade, enables push withdrawals from the Beacon Chain.
The Staking Launchpad currently does not provide any clarity surrounding withdrawals other than that it is proposed to be included in the upcoming Shanghai upgrade.
The roll-out of push withdrawals makes the process relatively simple for stakers, but does include at least one call-to-action to check their withdrawal credentials, and upgrade them to a valid withdrawal address if not done so yet. Information related to how to check this, and how to upgrade should be provided to stakers from the Launchpad. Information related to how to exit should also be provided, as this option is all the more practical post-withdrawals since funds will no longer be locked indefinitely.
User personas to consider
Synopsis
/merge-readiness
), imagined this as a one-pager living at/withdrawals
Scope of this epic:
* To be determined if we'll provide detailed client-specific instructions in-site, or link out to canonical client-specific documentation
Note: Parallel epic in place on ethereum.org. Main separation of concerns between ethereum.org and the Staking Launchpad is that ethereum.org is purely informational (aimed at all Ethereum users, not just those who manage validator keys), whereas the Staking Launchpad explains in more details CLI steps, and provides client-specific instructions wherever possible to make this process as painless as possible for stakers.
Out of scope
More technical documentation surrounding details of how EIP-4985 works. This can be reserved for the
/developers/docs
section of ethereum.org.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: