SSV is a protocol for distribuiting an eth2 validator key between multiple operators governed by a consensus protocol (Istanbul BFT).
[\] Free standing, reference iBFT Go implementation
[\] SSV specific iBFT implementor
[\] Port POC code to Glang
[ ] Single standing instance running with Prysm's validator client
[ ] Networking and discovery
[\] db, persistance and recovery
[ ] Multi network support (being part of multiple SSV groups)
[X] Key sharing
[ ] Documentation
[ ] Phase 1 changes
[ ] Audit
** X=done, \=WIP
- iBTF
- Paper
- EIP650
- Liveness issues - should have been addressed in the paper
- Consensys short description
- POC
- Other implementations
- DKG
# Build binary
$ CGO_ENABLED=1 go build -o bin/ssv ./cmd/ssvnode/
# Run tool
$ ./bin/ssv --help
- Private keys from mnemonic:
./bin/ssv export-keys --mnemonic={mnemonic} --index={keyIndex}
./bin/ssv create-threshold --count {# of ssv nodes} --private-key {privateKey}
- .env
NETWORK=pyrmont/mainnet
BEACON_NODE_ADDR
VALIDATOR_PUBLIC_KEY
SSV_NODE_{index} - for each threshold created add param(public key {index} from previous step )
-
docker-compose.yaml
PUBKEY_NODE_{index} - add the other public keys as environment for each service
docker-compose.yaml
contains definitions of 3 SSV nodes with its own threshold private keys that are generated based on the
validator's private key. All needed parameters can be found in docker-compose.yaml
and .env
files.
# Build nodes
$ docker-compose build
# Run nodes
$ docker-compose up -d