For protocol teams and foundations

Your network needs validators who actually show up

Atlas operates infrastructure and participates in governance from testnet through mainnet. We treat your delegation like an operational commitment, not a line item.

Discuss your network
The delegation problem

Most validators disappear after the delegation lands

Foundation delegation programs exist to strengthen networks. But most validators treat a delegation as passive income. They collect rewards, skip governance votes, ignore upgrades until the last minute, and go quiet when something breaks.

Atlas works differently. We treat a delegation as an operating relationship with accountability on both sides. If something needs attention, we’re already looking at it.

The operating relationship

What working with Atlas looks like

01

Testnet and launch support

Atlas joins early. We run testnet validators, participate in upgrade testing, and provide operational feedback before your mainnet goes live.

EARLY STAGE
02

Mainnet validation

Production validator operations with monitoring, upgrade execution, and incident response on hardware we own in Amsterdam data centers.

PRODUCTION
03

Governance participation

We vote. We read proposals. We participate in discussions that affect the direction of the network, not just clicking “Yes” to stay in good standing.

GOVERNANCE
04

Ecosystem contribution

We produce network-specific content, staking guides, and operational analysis that helps your community understand and participate in your network.

COMMUNITY
Verified infrastructure at a glance
18 Mainnet validators
8 Testnet deployments
2019 Operating since
AMS Data center location
0% Cloud dependency
Infrastructure model

What your delegation runs on

Self-owned hardware

VMs with dedicated CPU, RAM, and NVMe storage on machines Atlas owns. No cloud markups, no shared tenancy.

Monitoring and response

Multi-layer monitoring watches validator health, governance proposals, chain releases, and network conditions with defined alert thresholds.

Upgrade execution

Chain upgrades happen on schedule. We track releases, test where possible, and coordinate so your validator doesn’t miss the upgrade height.

Noncustodial model

Atlas never takes custody of delegated assets. Your organization retains full control of keys and treasury while we operate the infrastructure.

Who we work with

Teams that need an infrastructure partner, not just a node

Foundation delegation programs
If you’re distributing stake to strengthen your validator set, Atlas operates with the governance participation, operational consistency, and communication standards your program requires.

Protocol teams launching networks
If you’re moving from testnet to mainnet and need validators who’ll be there for the messy early days, Atlas has been through launches before and understands what early networks actually need from operators.

DAOs and treasuries
If you hold a treasury position and want it staked with an operator who communicates directly and operates noncustodially, Atlas is built for that relationship.

Why teams choose Atlas

We’re not the biggest operator. We’re the one you can reach.

Atlas is a small, focused operation. That’s not a weakness. It means when you message us, the person who replies is the same person monitoring your validator. There’s no support ticket queue, no account manager layer. You talk to the operators.

We’ve been doing this since 2019, through bear markets, chain halts, datacenter incidents, and every kind of operational surprise a validator can face. We’re still here because we treat the infrastructure like it’s ours.

Get in touch

Tell us about your network

Whether you’re evaluating validators for a delegation program, looking for testnet participants, or need infrastructure support for a launch, start here. We’ll review your network and come back with what Atlas can support.

Institutional Inquiry
What happens next

An operator reviews the inquiry

We don’t use auto-responders or sales teams. The people who operate the infrastructure are the ones who read your message and decide whether Atlas is the right fit for your network.

01

Network review

We look at the chain, the stage, and what the engagement would involve.

02

Operator response

We’ll tell you what Atlas can support, what we’d need from your team, and whether the fit is right.

03

Technical conversation

If both sides see a fit, we get into the operational details and timelines.