Orbit Bridge
  • Introduction
  • Overview
  • Core Concept
  • How it works
    • Features
    • Differentiation
    • Bridge Validator
    • Bridge Operator
    • Governance
  • Bridging Transactions
    • Ethereum
    • BNB Chain
    • Klaytn
    • Heco
    • Polygon
    • Celo
    • ICON
    • XRP
  • Validator Guide
    • Notes for Validator Nodes
    • Hardware Specifications
    • Validator Reward Structure
    • Quick Start
    • REST API
    • Configuration
    • Troubleshooting
  • Operator Guide
    • Hardware Specifications
    • Quick Start
    • REST API
    • Configuration
    • Troubleshooting
  • Official Bridge Governance
  • Token Registration for Bridging
    • Registration Using Etherscan
    • Registration Using Remix
    • Bridge to The Open Network(TON)
      • Registration on TON Using Etherscan
      • Registration on TON Using Remix
  • FAQ
    • General [EN]
    • General [KO]
    • Gas Fee Guide [EN]
    • Gas Fee Guide [KO]
    • Guide for Adding RPC Network [EN]
    • Guide for Adding RPC Network [KO]
    • Anti-Phishing [EN]
    • Anti-Phishing [KO]
    • Transaction delay after setting the gas fee
    • Integration Guide
      • 1. List of supported chains
      • 2. Contract Addresses
      • 3. How to use an Orbit Bridge
      • 4. Chain Explorers
      • 5. API
  • Contract
    • OrbitHub
    • Bridge
      • Ethereum
      • BNB Chain
      • Klaytn
      • Heco
      • Polygon
      • Celo
      • ICON
      • XRP
    • Vault (Layer 1)
      • Ethereum
      • BNB Chain
      • Klaytn
      • Heco
      • Polygon
      • Celo
      • XRP
    • Minter (Layer 2)
      • Ethereum
      • Avalanche
      • BNB Chain
      • Klaytn
      • Celo
      • Fantom
      • Harmony
      • Polygon
      • Moonriver
      • OKExChain
      • Orbit
      • Gnosis
      • ICON
      • XRP
    • BridgeReceiver
    • Governance
    • Glossary
  • LINK
    • Orbit Bridge Github
    • Orbit Bridge Website
  • POLICIES
    • Layer Fee
    • Bridge Fee
      • Current
      • History
        • Ethereum Layer1
        • BNB Layer 1
        • Ripple Layer 1
        • Klaytn Layer 1
    • Terms of Use [EN]
    • Terms of Use [KO]
  • Bridging Assets
    • Ethereum Layer 1
    • Ripple Layer 1
    • BNB Layer 1
  • CROSS CHAIN TIPS
    • ICON
    • Celo
    • HECO
    • XRP
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  • Advantages from Orbit Bridge Validator Participation
  • Ozys Validator Node Operation Features
  • Costs for operating a validator node

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  1. Validator Guide

Notes for Validator Nodes

Advantages from Orbit Bridge Validator Participation

- Transmission of decentralized operation method in blockchain ecosystem

- DAO formation experience for governance consensus for Web3.0 transition (differences from updates through centralized servers in Web2.0)

- Gain experience in various mainnets through operation of validator nodes and accumulate know-how for node management

- Understanding and sharing of technology in the blockchain industry that Ozys has researched and developed so far

Ozys Validator Node Operation Features

- Sharing the module connecting Web2.0 to Web3.0 and experiencing Orbit Bridge operation through module construction

- Experience off-chain consensus among various cross-chain operations

- Korean communication channel while most of the solutions communicate in English

- Strategic combination between projects and Ozys DeFi products which enables entry into multi-chain

Costs for operating a validator node

- Server(EC2) costs: minimum requirement is consist of two t3.medium that costs ($0.052000 * 2) / hourly → approximately $80 a month

- Monitoring system: checking node’s instance status through AWS cloudwatch, newrelic, datadog → about 10 to 30 minutes total a day

- Human resources: dedicated manager needed for following up updates on governance, disk usage, logs, bug fixes, and so on

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