Starknet has a diverse, high‑performing validator set. The Starknet Foundation Delegation Program (SFDP) is a key part of that journey, matching validator stake with foundation delegation to accelerate decentralization while keeping performance and security high. This post breaks down how the program works, who qualifies, and what it means for validators, delegators, and the long‑term health…
If you’ve stayed with this series from the start, you’ve done more homework than most people ever will. Post 1 walked through Starknet basics and what STRK staking actually is Post 2 showed you how to choose a Starknet validator that deserves your trust Post 3 turned that into a practical, step‑by‑step guide to staking…
By now, you’ve built a solid Starknet foundation. In Post 1, you learned what Starknet is and how STRK staking works for normal people. In Post 2, you figured out how to choose a Starknet validator you actually trust. In Post 3, you walked through the click‑by‑click flow of staking STRK and becoming a delegator….
Post 1 gave you the big picture of Starknet and STRK staking. Post 2 helped you figure out how to choose a good Starknet validator. This 3rd article walks you through a beginner‑friendly flow for staking STRK on Starknet so you can put your plan into action. Step 1: Make Sure You Actually Understand What…
Post 1 was your “Starknet Staking 101” on‑ramp. It walked you through what Starknet is, how STRK staking works, and the basic validator vs delegator roles to give you the big picture. This second post in the series shows you how to pick a validator you’re proud to back. Then we’ll detail the STRK staking…
If you’re new to Starknet, this STRK staking guide will walk you through what’s going on, why it matters, and how staking STRK tokens with Atlas Staking fits into the picture. This is article 1. Be sure to check out article 2, 3, 4, and 5. What Is Starknet And Why Does STRK Staking Matter?…
