Toledo metro station, Naples, italy. Photo: BaileyParsonsNL, CC SA 4.0

A temporary dev-net to test the first v1.0.0 client candidates.

Explorer: https://toledo.beaconcha.in/

Eth2stats: https://toledo.eth2.wtf/

The genesis validator set is split in 8 tranches of 2048 validators. Contact @protolambda if you are a developer that likes to run validators. Client dev teams will be provided 1 tranche each.

Chain config file in config.yaml

Bootnodes in bootnodes.txt

Differences with regular mainnet config:

deposit_contract_address: "0x47709dC7a8c18688a1f051761fc34ac253970bC0"
deposit_contract_deploy_block_nr: 3702432
deposit_contract_deploy_tx: "0x2b093a40f4e1e8ede6fc049abf4ae87cb424ffacca2e759aa05cfd1d3881ec99"
eth2_fork_version: "0x00701ED0"
MIN_GENESIS_TIME: 1605009600  # Tuesday, November 10, 2020 12:00:00 PM
GENESIS_DELAY: 86400  # 1 day

0x47709dC7a8c18688a1f051761fc34ac253970bC0 on etherscan

Misc. data:

# Fork digest, mixed with zeroed genesis validators root: 
bootnode_fork_digest: 0xb812f7ec
# curl localhost:4000/eth/v1/beacon/genesis
# The genesis time, after waiting for a good eth1 candidate block etc.
actual_genesis_time: 1605009608
genesis_validators_root: 0xf97c437ca276ed2ff83f9cb2ce4387cbfda8a825c77154c7bf76c668a2218de6
# curl localhost:4000/eth/v1/beacon/states/genesis/root
genesis_state_root: 0x881c6014f67e4ed9fb01eaac1e115a05851c2092e62f0360e8f9deec6f08baa3
# curl localhost:4000/eth/v1/beacon/blocks/genesis/root
genesis_block_root: 0xa7ad6516d0f223d3e9035c6434aa5ab5496f631c42401f812e428004e14533d3

Eth2stats dashboard: https://toledo.eth2.wtf

Example to participate:

docker run -d --restart always --network="host" \
--name eth2stats-client \
-v ~/.eth2stats/data:/data \
alethio/eth2stats-client:latest run \
--eth2stats.node-name="example node" \
--data.folder="/data" \
--eth2stats.addr="grpc.toledo.eth2.wtf:8080" --eth2stats.tls=false \
--beacon.type="v1" \
--beacon.addr="http://localhost:5052" \
--beacon.metrics-addr="http://localhost:5054/metrics"

More info about eth2stats in the eth2stats-client repo

For client devs:

1. get a pre-loaded mnemonic from @protolambda to participate.
2. Load the first 2048 accounts, output into keystores or other format
3. Use keystores to participate!

Not recommended for mainnet, but easy to use here: https://github.com/protolambda/eth2-val-tools

Example to build keystores (and random keystore secrets config files) for a range of accounts, along with an json file that tracks assignments:

mkdir -p example_output/hosts

# assign 100 random accounts to "foobar" host
eth2-val-tools assign \
  --assignments="example_output/assignments.json" \
  --hostname="foobar" \
  --out-loc="example_output/hosts/foobar" \
  --source-mnemonic="$SOURCE_WALLET_VALIDATORS_MNEMONIC" \
  --source-min=0 \
  --source-max=2048 \
  --count=100 \
  --config-base-path="/data" \
  --key-man-loc="/data/wallets" \
  --wallet-name="foobar"

# and assign another 100 to "pineapple" host (no overlaps, previous assignments are loaded from json file)
eth2-val-tools assign \
  --assignments="example_output/assignments.json" \
  --hostname="pineapple" \
  --out-loc="example_output/hosts/pineapple" \
  --source-mnemonic="$SOURCE_WALLET_VALIDATORS_MNEMONIC" \
  --source-min=0 \
  --source-max=2048 \
  --count=100 \
  --config-base-path="/data" \
  --key-man-loc="/data/wallets" \
  --wallet-name="pineapple"

Or alternatively, use your own tooling. The accounts loaded with deposits are [f"m/12381/3600/{i}/0/0" for i in range(2048)] The latest Ethdo libraries and Herumi BLS were used to derive private keys from the mnemonic (not sure if updated to new mnemonic derivation yet).

Work in progress. Client configurations are unconfirmed. Previously there were subtle differences in config formatting. These are being resolved.

Run the v1.0.0-rc.0 branch

Or use docker images:

beacon_image_name: gcr.io/prysmaticlabs/prysm/beacon-chain:toledo
validator_image_name: gcr.io/prysmaticlabs/prysm/validator:toledo

  --toledo

  --toledo

Use the toledo branch (until that PR is merged into master).

  --testnet toledo

  --testnet toledo

  --network=toledo

Run devel or master branch

Prepare a binary with insecure/experimental features enabled:

make -j8 LOG_LEVEL="TRACE" NIMFLAGS="-d:insecure" beacon_node

Use the toledo network option.

  --network=toledo

]

No configuration necessary, fork version etc. are loaded from the beacon node.

Prepare a binary with insecure/experimental features enabled:

make -j8 LOG_LEVEL="TRACE" NIMFLAGS="-d:insecure" validator_client

This is a dev-net. A more public testnet will launch about a week later. If you reach out we can give you instructions to get started as non-dev. You can join the network and run a beacon-node. The deposit contract is permissioned, deposits won't work as regular user.

Time to get clients ready for v1.0.0! Starting relatively small, and then bigger!

Yes, Toledo is also a city and municipality in Spain. This is another Toledo: Toledo Via in Naples, Italy and its metro station filled with art.