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Allnodes

Operator

Allnodes

Allnodes is a non-custodial hosting provider that lets anyone spin up their own validator on dedicated hardware they manage — think AWS for staking, but specifically tuned for blockchain nodes. Big footprint on Ethereum (popular for solo stakers who don't want to run hardware at home), Avalanche, Polygon, and Solana.

allnodes.com ↗ @allnodes ↗
Dossier №
00006
Tracked since
2026

Chains

6

Validators

6

Total stake (USD)

—

Avg fee

5.0%

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What stands out about Allnodes

Biggest network share

5.48%

of its chain's stake

Neutron

Allnodes

Neutron

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Highest reward

17.34%

per year, after fees

Osmosis

Allnodes

Osmosis

→

Lowest fee

5.0%

validator commission

Osmosis

Allnodes

Osmosis

→

Briefing

What to know about Allnodes

Scale

Allnodes operates across multiple major chains — running 6 validators across 6 chains, with competitive commission profile (avg 5.0%). Stake delegated to this operator earns the chain's network reward rate minus that commission, so a chain paying 5% with a 5% commission yields ~4.75% to the delegator.

Risk

No jailed validators detected on the chains we cover at the time of last refresh. Slashing risk on any individual validator passes through pro-rata to its delegators — operator-wide insurance is rare. Spreading large positions across two operators reduces concentration risk.

How we measure

Numbers above are pulled live from each chain's own RPC / LCD endpoint and refreshed hourly. Stake totals are denominated in each chain's native units (ATOM, SOL, ETH …) and converted to USD via spot prices for cross-chain comparability. Where a chain doesn't expose a particular field, that row hides rather than rendering a zero — nil values do not become 0.

Operates on 6 chains

Chain coverage

Each card is the operator's lead validator on that chain — the one with the highest reward rate.

Osmosis

Osmosis

OSMO

→

Allnodes

Reward

17.34%

Fee

5.0%

Share

2.11%

Cosmos

Cosmos

ATOM

→

Allnodes

Reward

9.76%

Fee

5.0%

Share

2.5%

Neutron

Neutron

NTRN

→

Allnodes

Reward

6.31%

Fee

10.0%

Share

5.48%

Polygon

Polygon

POL

→

Allnodes ⚡️ 0% fee

Reward

5.9%

Fee

0.0%

Share

1.76%

Sui

Sui

SUI

→

Allnodes

Reward

1.46%

Fee

5.0%

Share

0.712%

Kava

Kava

KAVA

→

Allnodes

Reward

0.0%

Fee

5.0%

Share

3.57%

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Frequently asked

About Allnodes

Who is Allnodes?

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Allnodes is a professional staking operator — a company that runs validator infrastructure across blockchains so people don't have to. They currently run validators on 6 chains we track.

Is Allnodes trustworthy?

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When you delegate stake, you grant the operator the right to validate on your behalf — you don't transfer custody. The two questions to ask: have they been slashed (the chart on this page would show the gaps), and is their commission reasonable for the chain. The page header above shows their average fee, and the chain coverage section shows their reach.

How do I pick the right validator under this operator?

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On chains where they run multiple validators, the chain coverage section above shows the lead validator (highest reward rate after fees). Click into a chain card and you'll see all of their validators on that chain plus how each ranks. Lower commission isn't always better — uptime and stake size matter too.

Can I switch operators after I've staked?

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Yes, but it's not free. You either undelegate (which triggers the chain's unbonding period — a few days to a few weeks with no rewards) and then re-delegate, or use a 'redelegate' transaction if the chain supports it (Cosmos chains do; some chains don't). On Ethereum, switching pools means selling one LST for another, which has a transaction cost.