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# Set the Avatar for Your Validator
Follow the steps below to set your validator avatar
1. **Install Keybase**
* Visit [Keybase.io](https://keybase.io/) and download and install the appropriate version for your operating system.
2. **Register and Login**
* After completing the Keybase installation, register a new account or log in to your existing account.
3. **Setup Avatar**
* Set up your personal avatar in Keybase, which will become your validator avatar.
4. **Click one by one**
5. **Get User ID**
* In the Keybase interface, locate and copy your User ID. This is usually a unique string associated with your account.
6. **Update Validator Information**
* Open the command line interface and execute the following command to update your Validator settings:
```bash
titand tx staking edit-validator --identity [your identifier] --from [your username] --fees 500uttnt
```
* Please replace \[your identifier] with the user ID copied from Keybase and \[your username] with your Titan network username.
By following these steps, you can successfully set up and update your Validator avatar. This will help enhance the recognition and trust of your Validator.
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