Reward rate
5.9%
per year, net
Commission
0.0%
validator fee
Network share
0.091%
of staked supply
Rank by stake
#44
of 103 active
Polygon signals
Extra signals from this chain
Metrics specific to this chain's data model — kept in the network's own vocabulary so nothing gets lost in translation.
- Signer
- 0x5980d3c93c5057eb91d7ae33d17e4748255c0ff9
- Selfstake
- 45605881212374840000000
- Totalstaked
- 2951710530094267400000000
- Currentstate
- HEALTHY
- Uptimepercent
- 100
- Delegatedstake
- 2906104648881892700000000
- Contractaddress
- 0x8296DB6591F5762cc53E6E875F329A67886EE9d4
- Commissionpercent
- 0
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Performance over time
Reward rate & stake history
Reward rate (% per year)
Network position
#44 of 103 validators by stake
A small slice — exactly where decentralization wants stake to flow. Reward rate and uptime are the same questions; the network thanks you for picking smaller validators.
Validators nearby
Other Polygon validators with similar weight
| Validator | Operator | Reward | Fee | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| algo | stake | — | 5.9% | 0.0% | 0.09% |
| PathrockNetwork | — | 5.9% | 0.0% | 0.084% |
| stakeFi Network | — | 5.6% (-0.29) | 5.0% | 0.081% |
| StakeCraft | — | 5.6% (-0.29) | 5.0% | 0.075% |
| Chorus One | Chorus One | 5.19% (-0.71) | 12.0% | 0.072% |
How to delegate
Stake your POL with this validator
Use a wallet that supports this chain's native staking — paste the validator address into the staking screen.
Always confirm the address you're pasting. Once delegated, rewards accrue automatically; unbonding takes time depending on the chain.
Background on validators
Read up before you delegate
Guide
What does a validator actually do?
The plain-English version: how a validator earns rewards on your behalf, and how slashing works if it misbehaves.
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Guide
What's a staking provider?
Most validators are run by a brand (the operator). Here's how to think about who you're really trusting.
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Guide
What is staking?
If the metrics on this page aren't familiar yet, start here for the fundamentals.
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