Blockchain Setting Up a Secure Baker Thinking about running your own baker? Awesome! Your participation is essential to what makes Tezos a decentralized network. While baking does have its benefits, it's important to understand the risks - including key theft, DDoS attacks, and intrusion - and which apply to you. A large baker should consider all
News An Update from Obsidian Systems: June 1, 2018 For the past two months, Obsidian Systems has been working to identify ways to make baking in Tezos secure and accessible for all participants. Some immediate needs we are addressing are the ability to (i) bake and endorse blocks in a secure way, and (ii) monitor bakers in real-time.
Blockchain Benefits and Risks of Being a Baker So, you bought some XTZ (“tez”) and want to participate in the consensus process of the Tezos network, known as “baking.” Do you set up a machine and run the Tezos software at home, or do you choose a delegation service to bake on your behalf? The minimum stake required
