Build your stack
Pick EL, CL and VC clients, DVT, MEV, signers and protocol sidecars. Compatibility rules run as you pick.
Open source · Ethereum stakingYour staking stack,
Your staking stack,
always fork-ready.
Pick your clients, DVT and sidecars. stakestack rates every release and shows what each network needs before the fork.
Staking runs on a dozen moving parts.
Each ships on its own schedule.
Execution, consensus and validator clients, DVT middleware, MEV sidecars and signers all release independently. Miss one mandatory upgrade before a fork and your validators miss their duties.
79components tracked
16EL, CL and VC clients
4networks
30 minrelease refresh
What it does.
One page for the stack you run: what is in it, what changed, and what each fork requires.
Severity-rated releases
Every release note is scored with the lines that triggered the rating, so you know what to upgrade first.
criticalhighrecommendedoptional
Fork readiness
Minimum versions per network, Sepolia to Hoodi to Mainnet, checked against what your clients have shipped.
Glamsterdam (Gloas + Amsterdam) · live
Sepolia
Hoodi
3
Ethereum Mainnet
DVT clusters
Run a different client pair on every node. Threshold, fault tolerance and client concentration are checked live.
Why stakestack.
01
Release notes are scattered.
79 repositories, each with its own format and cadence. stakestack reads them for you and keeps the evidence.
02
Forks don't wait.
Each upgrade lands on Sepolia, then Hoodi, then Mainnet. Know the minimum version before the epoch, not after.
03
Diversity is safety.
A bug in a majority client can take most of the network with it. Checks flag client concentration across your nodes.
How it works.
No account. Your draft stays in the browser until you save it.
1
Pick
Start from a template or choose each component yourself.
2
Check
See conflicts, warnings and fork readiness for every network.
3
Follow
Save the stack and subscribe to its RSS or JSON release feed.
