FLOP decentralisation report, November 2026
In progress · readings on 1 of 3 days so far · dates in UTC
Summary In progress
The current month: figures to date, updated every hour.
The active validators held no recorded stake, so there are no stake figures for November 2026.
- 10 validators were active.
- BitBasic began recording FLOP on November 3, so there is no earlier month to compare with.
- The month is still in progress: the figures are to November 3 and change daily until the report closes on December 1.
How stake is spread
Stake of the active validators, their own plus delegated. Each value is the month's last reading, with the month's range and the change since the end of October 2026; the line shows each day.
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Active validators
In FLOP's active set: takes turns making blocks and can be drawn into the finality committee.
- 10
- Steady so far
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Nakamoto coefficient
The smallest number of validators that together hold more than a third of the active stake: enough to stall the network if they colluded. Higher is more decentralised.
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- No reading this month
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Top 10 stake share
The share of the active stake held by the ten largest validators.
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- No reading this month
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HHI
The Herfindahl–Hirschman index: every validator's percentage share of the active stake, squared and added up. It runs from near 0 (stake spread thinly) to 10,000 (one validator holds it all); n validators with equal stakes score 10,000 ÷ n. Lower is more decentralised.
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- No reading this month
How this report is made
Every hour, BitBasic takes FLOP's current set of active validators from the data it collects and works out the figures; the last reading of each day is kept as that day's figures. Days and months are in UTC.
Each figure's value is the month's last daily reading; the range is its lowest and highest daily value, and the change compares it with the last reading of the month before. A month is partial when some of its days have no reading, for example before BitBasic began recording FLOP, and the summary lists the days that are missing. The current month is in progress and changes every day; shortly after a month ends it is closed and its report is kept as it was.
Stake figures count each active validator's stake, its own plus delegated, as BitBasic last read it; stake outside the active set doesn't count. The Nakamoto coefficient is the smallest number of the largest holders that together have more than a third, because a third is enough to stall a proof-of-stake network; exactly a third is not counted as more.
- Active validators
- In FLOP's active set: takes turns making blocks and can be drawn into the finality committee.
- Nakamoto coefficient (stake)
- The smallest number of validators that together hold more than a third of the active stake: enough to stall the network if they colluded. Higher is more decentralised.
- Top 10 stake share
- The share of the active stake held by the ten largest validators.
- HHI (stake)
- The Herfindahl–Hirschman index: every validator's percentage share of the active stake, squared and added up. It runs from near 0 (stake spread thinly) to 10,000 (one validator holds it all); n validators with equal stakes score 10,000 ÷ n. Lower is more decentralised.