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Is a $2,000 Ethereum validator actually worth running from home in 2026?
With rising energy costs and the shift to proof-of-stake, the profitability of home-staked Ethereum validators is under scrutiny in 2026. Share your take on whether the $2,000 hardware investment still makes sense.
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