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Requirements and inputs for running a Lithosphere full node.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-01

This page summarizes non-validating full-node requirements. The canonical, command-by-command guide is the Exchange Node Guide.

Immutable inputs

InputApproved value
Cosmos chain IDlithosphere_9005-1
EVM chain ID9005 (0x232d)
Genesis URLhttps://rpc-mainnet.litho.ai/genesis.json
Genesis SHA-25613e4875b4a9dddc63bdfbd4968c7265f9bbc49218b59c5b49231a56fa313046f
Approved binary SHA-2560546677a9cf3a7f458797b65181a46f21c89185933e832d89ce728a144fd258c
Base denominationulitho

The binary includes a consensus-critical fixed-supply patch. Verify the exact approved release artifact and checksum. The public signed binary URL is still a publication gate; do not download an old testnet binary or accept one through an unverified file share.

ProfileCPURAMDisk
Pruned full node8 vCPU32 GiB500 GB NVMe
Archive/historical node8–16 vCPU32–64 GiBStart at 1 TB NVMe

Use stable 100 Mbps or faster networking and keep at least 30% disk space free.

Port policy

ServiceDefaultExposure
CometBFT P2PTCP 26656Public or outbound-only through NAT
CometBFT RPCTCP 26657Loopback/private only
REST/LCDTCP 1317Loopback/private only
gRPCTCP 9090Loopback/private only
EVM JSON-RPCTCP 8545Loopback/private only
EVM WebSocketTCP 8546Loopback/private only
PrometheusTCP 26660Monitoring network only

Never expose a custody or administrative RPC directly to the Internet.

Bootstrap status

No checksum-pinned public Lithosphere snapshot is currently approved. Start from the canonical genesis and block-sync from the official peers documented in the full guide.

Synchronization is complete only when the node reports the correct network, catching_up is false, the latest block time is current, the height advances, and the height agrees with independent endpoints.

Validator separation

A normal full node does not require a validator consensus key. Never copy a validator priv_validator_key.json or priv_validator_state.json onto a public, exchange, indexing, or application node.

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