Market Research / Validators

The validator set, operator by operator.

Rank the validator set on the yield it actually pays after commission, with uptime, stake share, and slashing history beside the rate. The same operators run on a dozen networks and perform differently on each, so the comparison is per chain and per operator rather than one number for the name.

Net yield, not the headline rate

Every explorer prints a gross APR, and a gross APR is the number that makes a 10% commission invisible. Rank operators on what lands in your account after fees, with uptime beside it, because an operator that pays well and misses attestations is not paying well.

  • After commission

    Ranked on net, not on the advertised rate

  • Uptime and missed duties

    The reliability behind the yield

  • Effective rate over time

    What the position actually earned, per epoch

One operator, every network

The same operator runs on a dozen chains and performs differently on each, because the client, the hardware, and the team behind it are not the same everywhere. Browse by chain or by operator, with the history behind both, so a delegation is decided on a track record rather than on a landing page.

  • By chain or by operator

    Two ways into the same validator set

  • Historical performance

    How an operator has actually run, epoch by epoch

  • Operator profiles

    Team, infrastructure, and the chains they support

Validator operators across multiple chains

Concentration is the risk nobody prices

Yield is the easy half. The half that costs money is who else is delegated to the same operator, which client they run, and what happened the last time that client shipped a bad release. Stake share, client mix, and slashing history sit next to the rate rather than a page away from it.

  • Stake share

    How much of the set one operator already holds

  • Client diversity

    What they run, and what the network runs

  • Slashing and penalties

    The incidents, and what they cost delegators

Validator stake concentration and slashing history

The validator set on every network you stake on

Every yield, after commission
Net of fees
And by chain, across the set
By operator
Tracked alongside the rate
Uptime

Operators on a consistent net basis, so a rate on one chain is comparable with a rate on another rather than a number in its own units.

Every tool takes a validator as an input.

The research tools are not a separate product. Point any of them at a validator and it works the way it does everywhere else, on the same data this page is built from.

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Any validator against any other, on shared axes

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Correlation

What a validator actually moves with, measured

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Every record a validator connects to, in one graph

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