Blockchain infrastructure provider InfStones has launched an Ethereum validator service that allows users with less than 32 ETH to participate in staking.

On April 19th, blockchain infrastructure provider InfStones launched an Ethereum validator service to meet the market demand after the Shanghai upgrade of Ethereum. Users can easily set up their own validator nodes on the InfStones platform with a simple operation. Institutional entities can process up to 1000 validators in batches. In addition, InfStones will collaborate with Liquidity Staking Protocols to integrate the function that allows users to easily stake below the 32 ETH threshold required by most platforms. As previously reported by BlockBeats, on June 1st last year, InfStones completed a $66 million financing round, led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and GGV Capital, with participation from INCE Capital, 10T Fund, SNZ Holding, and A&T Fund.