Saw a similar post recently and the guy had some offers so trying my luck too.. Haven't found much locally on the usual Craigslist and Marketplace.
In northern AZ but willing to drive a few hours and potentially to neighboring states for a good deal.
Anyone selling theirs?
>Dear Ethpool user,
>bitfly is winding down Ethpool. Ethpool will stop operating your validators (stop signing for them) on 30 November 2026, 12:00 UTC. Until then, you can move your validators to your own node or another provider at any time, without waiting for us:
>Log in at https://ethpool.org and open Profile → Close account and leave Ethpool.
>Follow the instructions. Once you close your account, Ethpool stops your validators and deletes your keys from our systems within minutes, and e-mails you a slashing-protection file and the exact time your keys were deleted.
>Wait at least 24 hours, import the slashing-protection file, then import your keystores into your new client.
>Please act early. Validators that are still on Ethpool on 30 November 2026, 12:00 UTC go offline and lose rewards. Validators whose owners have not closed their account by 16 December 2026, 12:00 UTC will be exited by Ethpool and their balance withdrawn to the withdrawal address.
>Rewards earned up to the moment your validators stop are paid out as usual to your payout address; please make sure one is set in your profile.
>Full details and answers:
>https://ethpool.org/faq#sunset
>Thank you for staking with us. The Ethpool team
The steps outlined in the FAQ seem to be aimed at someone who wants to move their validator straight to another service or to their own node.
If I want to exit my validator and take my time to decide where I want to put my ETH, should I still follow those steps? Or should I use their regular validator exit path in which they submit a voluntary exit message on my behalf?
Anyone know for sure?
Just signed up and installed the Snap version from Kubuntu Discover store but don't see split tunnel option anywhere in the app. Any ideas?
I currently have a mini and was hoping for it to be my sole source of Internet for at home and to take on occasional remote camping trips.
But the 100gb cap is not quite enough and jumping up to 300gb is over my budget.
So I'm thinking of renting the standard residential dish and having unlimited data for the same price I'm paying now for the 100gb roam.
I would keep the mini for trips every few months but don't want to pay $10 a month to keep it on standby if I can help it.
But standby mode would be plenty sufficient for these trips for checking emails, loading maps and having a means of communication in case of emergency.
So can I leave the mini in its box and not pay anything most of the time and pay for 1 month of standby 3 or 4 times a year?
I know things keep changing and even if it's possible now it might not be next week but does anyone know where it currently stands and is doing something similar?