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Entity Summaries

The Rated API enables users to query into key metrics of pre-materialized entities. This works pretty much as hinted by the Rated Explorer, but with a much higher degree of flexibility in terms of time-frames, and granularity in terms of metrics.

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What do you mean by “pre-materialized entities”?

The shortest way to put it, in an Ethereum context, is “groups of validators bound together by agency”. This could be:
  1. a pool (e.g. Lido)
  2. a node operator (e.g. Allnodes)
  3. a fraction of a node operator’s fleet that maps under a specific pool (e.g. Stakefish under Lido)
  4. a group of validator indices mapped to a specific deposit address (e.g. 0xdd192…)
  5. a group of validator indices mapped to a specific withdrawal address (e.g. 0xdd192…)
If you want to get your entity tracked on Rated, head to https://bit.ly/RatedPoolOnboarding to onboard as a pool or head to Self Report to onboard as a node operator.

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Get summary stats on Pools, Operators and Addresses

GET
/
v1
/
eth
/
entities
/
summaries

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Get summary stats on individual Pools, Operators and Addresses

GET
/
v1
/
eth
/
entities
/
{entity_id}
/
summaries

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Validator Summaries

The validators class is the lowest order of aggregation that the Rated API supports.

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What is a “validator”?

A validator is a virtual entity that lives on Ethereum and participates in the consensus of the Ethereum protocol. Validators are represented by a balance, public key, and other properties.

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Get a list of validators

GET
/
v1
/
eth
/
validators

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Get a validator summary

GET
/
v1
/
eth
/
validators
/
{validator_index_or_pubkey}