How to Set Up a Cysic Phase 3 Reward Node: Step-by-Step Guide

What is Cysic?

Cysic is a blockchain infrastructure company pioneering zero-knowledge (ZK) proof technologies. At the heart of their offerings is the Cysic Network, a high-performance ZK proof layer that delivers efficient and cost-effective proof generation and verification services. This decentralized platform powers applications relying on ZK proofs, making it a cornerstone for the next wave of privacy-centric blockchain innovations.

Why Run a Cysic Node?

Running a Cysic node brings numerous benefits for both operators and the overall network. Here are some key advantages:

• Earn Rewards: Rewarded based on your node’s performance, uptime, and contribution to proof generation and verification.
• Support Decentralization: You help power faster, scalable, and privacy-centric applications that rely on ZK proofs

Hardware Requirements for a Cysic Node

To ensure reliable performance for your Cysic node, the following hardware specifications are recommended:

• CPU: 1 core
• Storage: 10 GB free space (SSD recommended)
• RAM: 512 MB
• Network: Stable, high-speed internet connection

Meeting these requirements will help your node operate reliably within the Cysic network.

Step 1: Access the Lazy Node Platform

1. Visit LazyNode and log in or create an account.
2. Ensure your server matches the hardware specifications required for running a Cysic Node.

Step 2: Connect or Rent a Server

1. Under My Servers, either connect an existing server or rent one through LazyNode’s platform.
2. Ensure your server matches the hardware specifications required for running a Cysic Node.’

Note: Renting a server through LazyNode is only available for subscribers. If you prefer one-time access, ensure your dedicated server meets the hardware requirements.

Step 3: Register Your Cysic account

1. Visit Cysic and use an invite code 7fd77 to sign up.
2. Connect your Keplr Wallet to complete registration.

Important: Each invite code is limited to 50 registrations. Join the Cysic Discord and check the #invite-code channel for updated codes.

Step 4: Prepare the account

1. Go to Cysic Portal and connect your social (X, Gmail).
2. Use the faucet feature to request 0.5 $CYS tokens.

Step 5: Prepare ETH address

1. Open your Keplr Wallet.
2. Copy your Ethereum-compatible address for later use.

Step 6: Deploy Node

1. Navigate to the Nodes tab on LazyNode and select Cysic Node.
2. Choose Free Deploy if you have a subscription or use one-time access.
3. Paste the address from Step 5 to the first field
4. Select the appropriate server and click Deploy Node.

Important for One-Time Nodes

• If you purchase a one-time node, a server will be automatically assigned to you.
• Navigate to the Dashboard, select your Cysic Node, paste your private key, and deploy the node.

Congratulations!

Your Cysic node is now live and contributing to the network. To verify its status:

1. Return to the Cysic dashboard in 5–10–30 minutes.
2. If you see Active, then your node is connected.

Important Reminders

• Keep your private keys secure: Do not share them with others.
• Monitor Your Node: Regularly check your node’s status in the LazyNode dashboard to ensure uninterrupted operations.

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