Anam145
Celestia Mocha validator
Typical fee 0.0003 TIA
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Status
Removed from the active set, so it earns nothing. Its delegators earn nothing either until its operator unjails it. Most jailings are for downtime: signing too few of the recent blocks. The operator can unjail it after a jail period of 1 minute. A validator is also jailed when its operator withdraws its own stake below the minimum it set. BitBasic shows a validator as jailed for 28 days and 2 hours after the jailing; after that it counts as exited.
- Jailed
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Stake
Tokens locked up to back a validator. Total stake includes tokens delegated by others.
- 5 TIA
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Blocks produced
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.
- 0
- Counted since Nov 6, 2026
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Commission
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.
- 20%
- At most 50%; can rise by up to 1 percentage point a day
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Jailed until
The earliest time this validator's operator can unjail it. Unjailing is not automatic: the validator stays out of the active set, earning nothing, until its operator sends an unjail transaction.
- Oct 22, 15:15 UTC
- Jailed for downtime on Oct 22, 15:14 UTC; its operator can unjail it now
- Consensus address
- celestiavalcons1c9kkqz0g2f2x8hfw9svjzcqqpx5g8yzn6s6332
Uptime, last 100 blocks
Each square is one of the chain's last 100 blocks, newest first. Signed: this validator's vote is in the block's commit (a nil vote counts too, as it does for the chain). Proposed: it made the block. Missed: its vote isn't in the commit; a validator that misses too many blocks of the signing window is jailed. Grey: it wasn't in the active set at that block, so it had nothing to sign.
Each square is one of the chain's last 100 blocks, newest first. Signed: this validator's vote is in the block's commit (a nil vote counts too, as it does for the chain). Proposed: it made the block. Missed: its vote isn't in the commit; a validator that misses too many blocks of the signing window is jailed. Grey: it wasn't in the active set at that block, so it had nothing to sign.
The chain's latest blocks, newest first, and whether this validator signed each one.
- Signed 0
- Proposed 0
- Missed 0
- Not in the active set 100
Not in the active set at any of these blocks, so it had nothing to sign.
Newest #2,371,892 · Nov 6, 13:16 UTC
Oldest #2,371,793 · Nov 6, 13:11 UTC
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Rewards not yet withdrawn
What the chain's distribution module holds for this validator and its delegators, read from the chain hourly while it is active or jailed, daily otherwise.
Rewards not yet withdrawn appear here once collected.
Delegators
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 14 days and 1 hour, 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.
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 14 days and 1 hour, 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.
Who delegates to this validator, largest first.
Delegators appear here once collected (hourly).
Latest power events
Delegations, undelegations and redelegations that changed this validator's stake, newest first.
No delegation, undelegation or redelegation in the history BitBasic has read.
Delegation flow, last 30 days, in TIA
In 0 TIA · out 0 TIA · net 0 TIA · Flow by day
BitBasic is still reading the history public nodes keep, so older events are still coming in.
Latest blocks
UpdatedNo blocks from this validator since Nov 6, 12:55 UTC. BitBasic keeps a rolling window of recent blocks.