Join us in running a $300 preconfigured Ethereum Full/Archive/Staking node on ARM64 boards, consuming only 10 watts of power.

Ethereum on ARM provides a PnP Ubuntu Armbian image for the NanoPC-T6, Rock 5B, Orange Pi 5 Plus, and Orange Pi 5 that sets up an L1 and/or L2 node. It automatically turns the device into an ARM64 Full/Archive Ethereum node or a home Staking box.

Our main goal is to lower the barriers of running an Ethereum L1 or L2 node by automating complex processes, ultimately encouraging more users to participate in the network. This contributes directly to network decentralization.

Additionally, our work empowers developers by providing them with the tools necessary to run a development or testing node and end-users to use their nodes for their daily operations.

We provide the infrastructure needed for users to run Ethereum nodes (both L1 and L2) on single ARM64 boards. With our setup, users can run:

• Full nodes
• Archive nodes
• Staking nodes
• L2 nodes
• Supernodes (L1+L2) on a single board

In the coming weeks, users will be able to leverage DVT technology to keep their validators online by collaborating with other stakers.

This is our Roadmap for the coming months:

1. Lido Community Staking Module Deployment Objective: Enable staking with 2 ETH/stETH or less through the Lido Community Staking Module. Status: Testnet already running. Impact: Lower the entry barrier for stakers, opening access to Ethereum staking for smaller participants and increasing decentralization.

2. DVT Integration via SSV Network and Obol Network Objective: Distributed Validator Technology (DVT) integration using SSV Network and Obol Network. Status: Testnet already running. Impact: Improve validator uptime and fault tolerance by allowing stakers to collaborate, ensuring validators remain online through nodes redundancy.

3. RISC-V Development Objective: Continue RISC-V architecture development, focusing on expanding Ethereum node capabilities on open-source hardware platforms. Status: Geth node sync achieved on a Banana Pi F3. Impact: Expanding hardware diversity within the ecosystem.

4. Expanding L2 Support (Fuel Network) Objective: Add support for additional Layer 2 Fuel Network. Status: Testnet already running Impact: Improve scalability by supporting more L2 solutions.

5. EOA-Config GUI Release Objective: Release an EOA-config GUI to simplify node setup and management for users. Status: Final testing. Impact: Improve the user experience, making it easier for home stakers and node operators to configure and manage their Ethereum nodes with a user-friendly interface.

6. Hardware Acquisition Objective: Acquire additional RISC-V boards and other hardware for ongoing development and testing.

7. Infrastructure Maintenance Objective: Continuously maintain the existing infrastructure, including OS images and client updates.

Thanks for your donations and support.

Our Repository

https://github.com/EOA-Blockchain-Labs/ethereumonarm/

Documentation Page

https://ethereum-on-arm-documentation.readthedocs.io

Discord Channel

http://discord.gg/ve2Z8fxz5N

Check our Twitter Account for Updates

https://twitter.com/EthereumOnARM

Ethereum on ARM is an EOA Blockchain Labs, S.L. Spanish company project.