Progress

• We’ve got a working implementation for the Delta LIPs (89-92)
• Deployed contracts to a devnet on Arbitrum Goerli
• Setup a Goerli Explorer for those contracts (subgraph and frontend)

Explorer

• To access the Delta devnet Explorer: https://goerli-explorer.livepeer.monster
  • Notice that all contract addresses can be seen after connecting your wallet and clicking on the Aribtrum Goerli dropdown on the top right.
• There is a new Treasury tab to interact with the new contracts

Testing

1. Get some test ETH and LPT

• Faucets for Arbitrum Goerli ETH:
  • https://faucet.quicknode.com/arbitrum/goerli
  • https://faucet.triangleplatform.com/arbitrum/goerli
  • If you want larger amounts I recommend using the Goerli PoW Faucet then bridging it over to Arbitrum Goerli
• LPT faucet:
  • https://testnet.arbiscan.io/address/0x3001f4B577220bD85D8e72F5fa5db41309F0e089#writeContract
  • Connect your wallet and call the request function to get 10 LPT
• Alternatively, ping me on Discord @victorges and I can send you higher amounts of test ETH or LPT quicker

2. Stake your LPT

Voting power is only provided to staked LPT, so you need to stake that LPT to be able to create or vote on proposals.

• Keep in mind that in order to create proposals you need to stake at least 10 LPT
• The easiest path is to delegate to an existing orchestrator. I’ve setup 2 myself:
  • **0x609…ace** (calls reward() on every round, 10% of rewards going to treasury)
  • **0xa0e…695** (rarely calls reward())
• Or you can setup your own orchestrator:

  • CLI:

    • You can use the regular Livepeer CLIs providing the following extra parameters where applicable:

    -network arbitrum-goerli \\
    -ethUrl <https://arbitrum-goerli.infura.io/v3/$INFURA_KEY> \\
    -ethController 0x53Ea65f3E8B06d07DC1008276c5e4aa15126502B
    

  • Manually:

    • Navigate to BondingManager contract
    • Call bond with the _amount in LPTU (1 LPT = 1e18 LPTU) and your own address as _to
    • Call transcoder with _rewardCut and _feeShare percentages in 6-digits decimal precision (e.g. 25% = 250000)
• You can double check that you did it correctly by calling the getVotes function for your address on the BondingVotes contract (this is the new “voting token”!)
  • Similar to the existing governance, delegators get voting power proportional to their bonded amount (which can proportionally override their O vote), while orchestrators get voting power from all the LPT delegated to them.

3. Create a proposal

The voting power derived from staked LPT is checkpointed on every round. In order to create a proposal, the proposer must have at least 10 LPT of active stake ****in the current round, meaning that the bond must have been made on the previous round.