Claim Rewards
Composition of Rewards
- Consensus Layer Rewards
- Consensus Layer Fixed Reward: This portion of the reward is the basic reward for staking ETH. It is distributed to all online nodes by the ETH consensus layer for each block.
- Consensus Layer Block Reward: This portion of the reward is an additional reward for nodes that successfully produce blocks. In the consensus layer, when a node successfully mines a block and submits it, they receive a one-time consensus layer block reward. Ethereum randomly selects 32 nodes from the network every 6.4 minutes to take turns mining blocks.
- Consensus Layer Sync Committee Reward: This portion of the reward is a regular fee reward for nodes that successfully mine blocks.
- Execution Layer Rewards
- Execution Layer Block Reward: This portion of the reward is a regular fee reward for nodes that successfully produce blocks. On the execution layer, nodes that complete block mining and submission receive a portion of the execution layer's fee block reward. This reward comes from the fees paid by users in the Ethereum network after the EIP-1559 burn, and it is proportional to the Gas Price.
- MEV Reward: This portion of the reward is an MEV fee reward for nodes that successfully produce blocks. MEV stands for Maximum Extractable Value, and it represents additional profits obtained by external searchers in the production of blocks, which may include specific packaging, exclusion, or reordering of transactions. This additional profit is shared with Staking nodes in the form of fees.
Smoothing Pool
- By running nodes and staking with eNode, nodes can join the Ebunker mining pool to share Luck, significantly increasing the chances of producing blocks and, therefore, increasing execution layer block rewards and MEV rewards. The pool only charges a minimal portion of this reward.
Claiming Rewards
- Consensus layer rewards are automatically transferred to the staking wallet approximately every 5 days.
- Execution layer rewards can be claimed using the official website connected to the wallet bound to eNode.
