Nillion raised $50 million

Validator node Windows version tutorial

1. First download the keplr wallet extension and create a new wallet

Link: keplr.app/download

2. Node tutorial

2.1 Open the validator address: verifier.nillion.com (Note that it seems that HK's IP does not support this)

Connect the keplr wallet to proceed to the next step

2.2 Choose the operating system that matches your computer, this tutorial uses Windows as an example

2.3 Download and install Docker: docs.docker.com/engine/install/

Then proceed with the installation, after installation, the computer will prompt to restart

After restarting, open Docker

2.4 Verify Docker installation, after downloading, press WIN+R on the keyboard, then enter cmd and run the following command

docker --version

You should see a version number that is the same as or higher than the one below

2.5 Next command

docker container run --rm hello-world

If you see 'Hello from Docker!' it means the run was successful

2.6 Continue with the command to create a directory to store the validator's data

mkdir -p nillion\verifier

2.7 Continue with the command to initialize the validator. This command will generate the AccountID and PublicKey, be sure to save them!!!

docker run -v .\nillion\verifier:/var/tmp nillion/verifier:v1.0.1 initialise

2.8 After saving the generated AccountID and PublicKey, copy the AccountID and the keplr wallet address generated in step 1 to claim faucet (claim it once!!!) 0.01 each time, can claim again after 24 hours

Faucet URL: faucet.testnet.nillion.com

2.9 After claiming the faucet, fill in the saved AccountID and PublicKey for verification, confirm when the keplr wallet pops up. If the keplr wallet address you created has not claimed the faucet, it will not pass verification

URL: verifier.nillion.com/verifier

2.10 Continue with the command to run the validator

docker run -v .\nillion\verifier:/var/tmp nillion/verifier:v1.0.1 verify --rpc-endpoint "https://nillion-testnet.rpc.decentrio.ventures/"

This waiting time may be quite long, possibly around half an hour. If the following situation occurs, it indicates that it is ready.