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## Effortlessly Manage Cluster Stakes
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The testnet and mainnet-beta clusters currently have a large population of
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validators that need to be staked by a central authority.
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## Staking Criteria
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1. All non-delinquent validators receive 5,000 SOL stake
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1. Additionally, non-deliquent validators that have produced a block in 75% of
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their slots in the previous epoch receive bonus stake of 50,000 SOL
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A validator that is delinquent for more than 24 hours will have all stake
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removed. However stake-o-matic has no memory, so if the same validator resolves
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their delinquency then they will be re-staked again
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## Validator Whitelist
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To be eligible for staking, a validator's identity pubkey must be added to a
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YAML whitelist file.
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## Stake Account Management
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Stake-o-matic will split the individual validator stake accounts from a master
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stake account, and must be given the authorized staker keypair for the master
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stake account.
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