No Stress Staking

with ETH 2.0

CoinDCX brings a user-friendly way to participate in ETH 2.0 staking without any technical hassles and high fund commitment.

But before you start staking, help us know what you think about Eth2 and click on the link below to get Early Access.

Why ETH 2.0 Is important?

Ethereum 2.0 is going to fuel adoption in the most adopted blockchain in the crypto industry

Ethereum 2.0 will make the blockchain with maximum developer support more advanced.

Proof of Stake (PoS) is more cost and energy-efficient way of reaching consensus than PoW.

ETH 2.0 is designed to provide more resiliency, scalability, speed, and efficiency to the blockchain.

Ethereum 2.0 will make ethe ecosystem more secure with increased decentralization

CHALLENGES IN STAKING
eth2.0 for users

High fund commitment of 32 ETH to participate in staking as per the rules defined in ETH2’s documentation
Technical knowledge to get started
Hardware and infrastructure to participate in staking
Inactivity leaks and slashing penalties on the staked funds
Depositing contract makes funds illiquid till other
future upgrades

HOW COINDCX SOLVES
eth2.0 STAKING PROBLEM

There is no high fund commitment. You can participate in staking ETH 2.0 for as small as .1 ETH and as big as 1000 ETH.
Almost negligible commission on hardware maintenance
No hidden cost to the users who stake on CoinDCX
Inactivity leaks are taken care by us and save our users from downtime penalty
Liquidity provision – Vote for one of the options (click below)

ETH Multi-year Roadmap

Phase 0 | The Beacon Chain - December 1, 2020 (Expected)

The first part of Eth2 to ship will be the beacon chain. It won’t be fully operational right away because there won’t be any shard chains, so there’ll be nothing to keep in sync other than itself. Remember, the beacon chain’s main role in Eth2 is making sure all the shards have the most up-to-date data.

At first, the beacon chain will be responsible for registering validators and coordinating everyone’s staked ETH. This is foundational to the rest of Eth2 and lays the groundwork for the shard chains.

The beacon chain receives block attestations from shards and uses Casper to ensure they are finalised.

Prior to that, the shard blocks go through a proof-of-stake process:

proposed by a chosen validator in a committee
attested by the rest of the committee during an epoch “slot”
crosslinked with the beacon chain after enough attestations
finalized by Casper using cryptoeconomic incentives

And that’s how Eth2 stays in sync using the beacon chain.

Phase 1 | The Shard Chains - 2021 (Expected)

Phase 1 is when we’ll meet the shard chains. These are chains that are delegated a portion of Ethereum’s transactions and account data. They will be proof-of-stake chains, which means validators (who have staked ETH) will create blocks – not miners like today.

We expect to start Phase 1 with 64 shards but they won’t support accounts or smart contracts right away.

Phase 1.5 | Mainnet Becomes a Shard - 2021 (Expected)

Up until Phase 1.5, the Ethereum we use today on mainnet will continue as a proof-of-work blockchain. Transactions will continue to be processed by miners. But in Phase 1.5, mainnet will officially become a shard and transition to proof-of-stake.

For end-users and apps, this change should be seamless

Phase 2 | Fully Formed Shards - 2021 (Expected)

In Phase 2, shards should be fully functional chains. Shards will now be compatible with smart contracts and they’ll be able to communicate with each other more freely. Developers may even be able to design shards in their own ways.