Elixir is a decentralized modular protocol aimed at enhancing liquidity on orderbook-based exchanges. It utilizes a decentralized proof-of-stake (DPoS) system, where validator nodes play a crucial role in maintaining the network’s accuracy and security. Validators are responsible for verifying transactions, creating new blocks, and participating in the consensus process to ensure the network operates smoothly. As part of the protocol's development, there is a potential for validator nodes to receive an airdrop during the TokenGeneration Event (TGE).
They raised $17.5M from VCs like Amber Group, Mysten Labs
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| Component | Recommended Specification |
|---|---|
| RAM | 8 GB RAM |
| Internet Connection | Reliable 100 Mbit/s |
| Disk Storage | 100 GB (minimal) |
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[ -f "elixir.sh" ] && rm elixir.sh; wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dxzenith/Elixir-Validator-Node/main/elixir.sh && chmod +x elixir.sh && ./elixir.sh- Now check your node status
curl localhost:17690/metrics- You will see something like this
{"started_at":"2024-09-03 05:41:39","data_frame_version":"1.0.1","order_proposal_version":"1.0.1","app_version":"3.1.1","status":"authorized","data_frames_consumed":67,"proposals_produced":66}- It means it's fine
- You can also check logs using the below command
docker logs elixir -f -n 100- If you see something like this, It's fine
- Don't forget to save your
validator wallet address details, use this command to see
cat validator_wallet.txt