Ethereum Overview
A series of endpoint that provide a high level overview of all the different pools, operators, withdrawal/deposit addresses and validator indexes that form the infrastructure layer of Ethereum
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.
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:
- a pool (e.g. Lido)
- a node operator (e.g. Allnodes)
- a fraction of a node operator’s fleet that maps under a specific pool (e.g. Stakefish under Lido)
- a group of validator indices mapped to a specific deposit address (e.g. 0xdd192…)
- 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.
Get summary stats on Pools, Operators and Addresses
Get summary stats on individual Pools, Operators and Addresses
Validator Summaries
The validators class is the lowest order of aggregation that the Rated API supports.
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.