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Status
In the active set: can be picked to propose checkpoints and to sit on a committee.
- Active
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Stake
Tokens locked up to back a validator. Total stake includes tokens delegated by others.
- 200K AZTEC
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Provider
A staking company that runs sequencers for token holders. Aztec's staking registry links each sequencer key to the provider that registered it.
- Sigma Prime
- Provider page
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Checkpoints produced
Checkpoints this sequencer proposed that landed on Ethereum, in the period BitBasic counts (see the date under the number).
- 13
- Counted since Oct 26, 2026
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Proposal rate
Of the slots this sequencer was assigned to propose in, the share where its checkpoint landed.
- 92.9%
- 13/14 · 1 missed
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Attestation rate
Of the attestations this sequencer owed while on a committee, the share an Aztec node saw it send, over the peer-to-peer network or in the checkpoint on Ethereum. Only slots with a valid checkpoint proposal count: when nobody proposed, nobody owed a vote. It is one node's view, so a vote that never reached that node counts as missed. Ethereum alone can't tell: a checkpoint carries only the 33 signatures of its quorum, out of 48.
- 100.0%
- Since Oct 26: 139/139 · 0 missed
Committee duties, last 100
Each square is one slot in which this sequencer had a duty on a committee, newest first: an attestation it had to send (only slots with a valid checkpoint proposal count) or its own proposal. Attested and Proposed: done, as an Aztec node saw it. Missed: the node saw no attestation from it, or it proposed nothing in its own slot. A sequencer sits on a committee about every two days, so its last 100 duties can go back several days.
Each square is one slot in which this sequencer had a duty on a committee, newest first: an attestation it had to send (only slots with a valid checkpoint proposal count) or its own proposal. Attested and Proposed: done, as an Aztec node saw it. Missed: the node saw no attestation from it, or it proposed nothing in its own slot. A sequencer sits on a committee about every two days, so its last 100 duties can go back several days.
This sequencer's latest committee duties, newest first: each slot it had to attest in, and its own proposals, as a node on the Aztec network saw them.
- Attested 30
- Proposed 2
- Missed 0
32 duties recorded slot by slot so far, since Nov 4, 09:32 UTC; the strip fills up as this sequencer sits on more committees.
Newest #30,207 · Nov 4, 10:09 UTC
Oldest #30,176 · Nov 4, 09:32 UTC
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Rewards earned
What the rollup actually paid for a sequencer's proven checkpoints. That is the fixed reward the rollup sets per checkpoint, plus the checkpoint's share of transaction fees. It goes to the address the checkpoint names (its coinbase), not to the sequencer. Only proven checkpoints are paid; attesting earns nothing.
What the rollup actually paid for a sequencer's proven checkpoints. That is the fixed reward the rollup sets per checkpoint, plus the checkpoint's share of transaction fees. It goes to the address the checkpoint names (its coinbase), not to the sequencer. Only proven checkpoints are paid; attesting earns nothing.
What the rollup paid for this sequencer's proven checkpoints, read from Ethereum, counted since Oct 26, 2026.
- Last 30 days
- 5,850.07 AZTEC
- 13 checkpoints since Oct 26
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Delegator's share
The part of a delegated sequencer's rewards that belongs to its delegator. It is what is left after the take rate that applied when the stake was made. The stake keeps that rate even if the provider changes its rate later. It reaches the delegator on-chain only when the rewards are paid to the stake's split contract.
- 5,557.57 AZTEC
- At the 5% take rate set when staking
- Provider's take
- 292.5 AZTEC
- Sigma Prime
This stake keeps the 5% take rate set when it was made. Sigma Prime's take rate for new stakes is now 25%.
Paid to 0x3bef079b…23ffd7, its stake's own split contract: the delegator's share is collected from it on-chain.
| Checkpoint | Proposed | Paid to | Earned | Delegator's share |
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| #9,821 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC | |
| #9,809 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC | |
| #4,726 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC | |
| #4,722 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC | |
| #3,787 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC | |
| #3,765 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC | |
| #3,730 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC | |
| #3,728 | 0x3bef07…ffd7 | 450 AZTEC | 427.5 AZTEC |
Fees aren't included for 4 checkpoints: the rollup keeps fee data for its last ~60 checkpoints only, and BitBasic read these later. Fees can add several percent.
The current rollup only. Rewards from earlier Aztec rollups show as claims on the coinbase's account page.
Slashing cases
One sequencer's seat in one slashing round, from the first vote against it to the outcome. Each slot's proposer can vote on Ethereum; once a quorum agrees, the slash can be executed after a delay of about three days, unless the payload is vetoed or the slashing round expires first. BitBasic then shows what was actually taken, which can be nothing when the stake has already left that rollup. Votes don't say why.
One sequencer's seat in one slashing round, from the first vote against it to the outcome. Each slot's proposer can vote on Ethereum; once a quorum agrees, the slash can be executed after a delay of about three days, unless the payload is vetoed or the slashing round expires first. BitBasic then shows what was actually taken, which can be nothing when the stake has already left that rollup. Votes don't say why.
Votes on Ethereum to slash this sequencer, on every Aztec rollup, followed to what was actually taken. Votes don't say why. Missed attestations and node offenses are only seen by Aztec nodes; the attestation rate is what one of them saw.
No votes to slash this sequencer in any round BitBasic has read.
Proposal duties by epoch
Slots this sequencer was assigned to propose a checkpoint in, and how they went. Together they give the proposal rate above.
| Epoch | Slots assigned | Produced | Missed |
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| #943 | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| #771 | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| #736 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| #735 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| #733 | 3 | 3 | 0 |
| #723 | 4 | 4 | 0 |
Attestations by epoch
Of the attestations this sequencer owed while on a committee, the share an Aztec node saw it send, over the peer-to-peer network or in the checkpoint on Ethereum. Only slots with a valid checkpoint proposal count: when nobody proposed, nobody owed a vote. It is one node's view, so a vote that never reached that node counts as missed. Ethereum alone can't tell: a checkpoint carries only the 33 signatures of its quorum, out of 48.
Of the attestations this sequencer owed while on a committee, the share an Aztec node saw it send, over the peer-to-peer network or in the checkpoint on Ethereum. Only slots with a valid checkpoint proposal count: when nobody proposed, nobody owed a vote. It is one node's view, so a vote that never reached that node counts as missed. Ethereum alone can't tell: a checkpoint carries only the 33 signatures of its quorum, out of 48.
Epochs this sequencer sat on the committee in, and the attestations a node on the Aztec network saw it send. Together they give the attestation rate above, counted since Oct 26.
| Epoch | Owed | Attested | Missed |
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| #943 | 30 | 30 | 0 |
| #771 | 27 | 27 | 0 |
| #736 | 25 | 25 | 0 |
| #733 | 29 | 29 | 0 |
| #723 | 28 | 28 | 0 |
Latest checkpoints
Updated| Checkpoint | Producer | Age |
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| #9,821 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #9,809 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #4,726 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #4,722 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #3,787 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #3,765 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #3,730 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #3,728 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #3,720 | 0xa03f54…efad | |
| #3,414 | 0xa03f54…efad |