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Status
In the active set: signs and proposes blocks, and earns rewards.
- Active
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Total stake
Tokens locked up to back a validator. Total stake includes tokens delegated by others.
- 3.5M TIA
- Own stake plus delegated
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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.
- 5
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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.
- 6
- Counted since Nov 6, 2026
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Uptime
The share of the last 10,000 blocks (about 8 hours) this validator signed. One that signs less than 0.1% of them is jailed.
- 99.8%
- 9,976/10,000 · 24 missed
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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.
- 25%
- At most 75%; can rise by up to 5 percentage points a day
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Self-bond
What a validator's operator has staked on it from its own account. It is often small: most stake usually comes from delegators.
- 10 TIA
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Voting power
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.
- 0.753%
- Rank 59 of 98 · 3.5M TIA
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Missed blocks
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.
- 24
- Of the last 10,000; jailed past 9,990 (signing under 0.1%)
- Consensus address
- celestiavalcons1mnte2sa3j4lwvypee7xk0twp06drs92pg29zf2
- Website
- ppbcn.com
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 100
- Proposed 0
- Missed 0
Newest #15,640,557 · Nov 6, 10:52 UTC
Oldest #15,640,458 · Nov 6, 10:47 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.
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Outstanding rewards
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.
- 39,616.92 TIA
- ≈ $16,805.40
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Unwithdrawn commission
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.
- 2,523.4 TIA
- ≈ $1,070.42
Governance
How the chain decides upgrades and changes to its settings. Anyone can put up a proposal with a deposit; staked tokens then vote on it, and a validator's vote counts for its delegators unless they vote themselves.
How the chain decides upgrades and changes to its settings. Anyone can put up a proposal with a deposit; staked tokens then vote on it, and a validator's vote counts for its delegators unless they vote themselves.
How this validator voted on Celestia's latest proposals. Its vote counts for its delegators unless they vote themselves.
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Participation
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.
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- No votes recorded yet: BitBasic started recording Celestia votes on Nov 6, 2026
Latest proposals
- #9 Recover IBC clients with KYVE Before our records
- #8 Increase max square size to 256 and block size to 32 MiB Before our records
- #7 Set min_signed_per_window to .001 Before our records
- #5 Increase the Max Block Size to 8MB Before our records
- #4 Parameter Change: Increase SignedBlocksWindow Slashing Parameter for Celestia Mainnet Before our records
Before our records: voting ended before BitBasic started recording Celestia votes on Nov 6, 2026. The chain deletes votes when voting ends, so BitBasic has no record of how this validator voted.
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.
| Delegator | Delegated | Share of stake |
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| celestia1eauf…fawx | 3M TIA | 85.71% |
| celestia1r48h…0m4p | 500K TIA | 14.29% |
| celestia1kpsu…wl6s | 105.71 TIA | <0.01% |
| celestia15lzn…a5wr | 16.04 TIA | <0.01% |
| celestia1k0cy…8y2p | 10 TIA | <0.01% |
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.