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Status

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In the active set: signs and proposes blocks, and earns rewards.

Active

Total stake

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Tokens locked up to back a validator. Total stake includes tokens delegated by others.

10M BAND

Own stake plus delegated

Delegators

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Accounts that add their tokens to a validator's stake and share its rewards. They pay its commission and are slashed with it, and undelegating takes 21 days, earning nothing meanwhile. The chain also counts delegations worth less than its smallest unit, usually left over when a delegator took its stake out. They earn nothing, so BitBasic counts them under the list instead of listing them.

15

Blocks produced

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Blocks this validator proposed in the days BitBasic counted (see the date under the number). Validators take turns to propose, each in proportion to its voting power.

230

Counted since Nov 7, 2026

Uptime

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The share of the last 86,400 blocks (about 24 hours) this validator signed. One that signs less than 5% of them is jailed.

100.0%

86,396/86,400 · 4 missed

Commission

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The share of rewards a validator keeps before paying its delegators. The validator sets it on-chain; it can raise it only a little each day, and never above the max rate it fixed when it started.

10%

At most 20%; can rise by up to 1 percentage point a day

Self-bond

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What a validator's operator has staked on it from its own account. It is often small: most stake usually comes from delegators.

1,000,100 BAND

Voting power

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A validator's share of all stake in the active set. It sets how often the validator proposes blocks and how much its vote weighs, in consensus and in governance. The rank says where its stake places it among the active validators.

17.162%

Rank 1 of 21 · 10M BAND

Missed blocks

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Blocks in the signing window that this validator did not sign. Validators sign each block to approve it, and one that misses too many is jailed for downtime.

4

Of the last 86,400; jailed past 82,080 (signing under 5%)

Oracle

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Band validators also report outside data, such as prices, to the chain. While its oracle is active a validator shares in the 70% of block rewards set aside for that work; one that misses its oracle duties is deactivated and loses that share until its operator reactivates it, on the testnet at the earliest a minute later (10 minutes on mainnet).

Active

Since Aug 22, 2026

Feed coverage

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How many of Band's price feeds a validator reports a price for. A feed is one price, such as BTC-USD or EUR-USD, that every validator whose oracle is active reports every few minutes; the chain's price is their stake-weighted median. A validator can answer that a price is unavailable or unsupported instead, and keeps its oracle and its share of rewards. BitBasic counts a feed only when most of these validators report it, so a price nobody can get counts against no one.

79 of 79

Price accuracy

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Whether a validator's prices match the chain's own. BitBasic compares each price a validator reports with the chain's price read within 10 seconds of it, and calls it off when it is more than 1% away; honest validators are usually within a few hundredths of a percent. A validator is Off price when at least 3 of its prices in the last hour, and more than 5% of them, were off, a sign its price source has stalled or broken. A feed most validators are off on at once is left out: then the market moved, not one validator.

74 of 74 on price

Participation

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How many of the latest proposals it could vote on (while in the active set) this validator voted on; any option counts, abstain included. Delegators who don't vote themselves are counted with their validator's vote, so one that skips votes leaves them out.

3 of the last 10

Proposals it voted on

Account

band1dj2z0757yzadyu5ccp7gs5kguaddseu5qql83v

Consensus address

bandvalcons1w0fjzhpnfudmnfkt6eamqlgcpzu43tzlljwgd9

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• Signed 83
• Proposed 17
• Missed 0

Outstanding rewards

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Everything the chain's distribution module holds for a validator and hasn't paid out yet: the rewards its delegators haven't withdrawn, plus its own commission it hasn't withdrawn. Delegators withdraw their share whenever they like, so a large figure means they let it build up, not that anything is owed late.

2,180,098.46 BAND

Unwithdrawn commission

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The validator's commission it hasn't withdrawn yet: its cut of its delegators' rewards, at its commission rate, which builds up until its operator withdraws it. It is part of the outstanding rewards.

518,212.03 BAND

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