Validators

The number of block proposal duties a validator assigned in the Bor chain (i.e. chain where Polygon PoS end-user transactions are processed).

The percentage of Bor proposal duties across by a validator that were successful.

The number of Bor blocks successfully proposed by a validator.

The number of checkpoint proposal duties assigned to a validator.

The percentage of checkpoint proposal duties by a validator that were successful.

The rewards received by a validator from the protocol for their successful checkpoint proposals.

The number of checkpoints successfully proposed by a validator.

The number of checkpoint signing duties a validator has been assigned. Said differently, this the number of checkpoints a validator is tasked to attest to.

The rewards from successfully signing checkpoints.

The number of checkpoints successfully signed/attested to by a validator.

The percentage of checkpointSignatureDuties wherein a validator was able to successfully attest to/sign a checkpoint.

The rate charged by validators to entities that have delegated their stake to them. This is applied to the delegators’ share of the commissionSignatureRewards](#commissionSignatureRewards).

The amount of stake delegated to a validator.

The number of delegators that have delegated their stake to a validator.

The rewards received by the delegator/s who have delegated their stake to this validator from checkpoint signings. For more information, see here.

These are the rewards that a validator distributes to its delegators before taking commissions.

The aggregate validator effectiveness over the requested time period, that applies to said validator. Read more about the methodology here.

The rewards received by this validator due to MEV (maximum extractable value). This is from data mainly sourced from Fastlane and Marlin.

These are the rewards a validator missed out on (i.e. opportunity cost) from missing their checkpoint proposal duties.

These are the checkpoint signing rewards missed (i.e. opportunity cost) from failing to sign checkpoints.

These are the commissions a validator missed out on from missing checkpoint signing duties.

These are the rewards a validator’s delegators missed out on due to the validator’s failure to sign checkpoints.

Similar to missedDelegatorRewards but also includes the commissions a validator missed out on.

The rewards a validator missed out on from failing to sign checkpoints. These are checkpoint signing rewards a validator was supposedly entitled to based on the stake they have staked themselves (selfStake).

The transaction priority fees received by validators from proposing blocks on the Bor chain.

These are rewards from checkpoint signing that a validator is entitled to based on their selfStake.

The amount of POL that was staked by the validator itself.

This is the amount of POL staked with this validator. This is a combination of the amount a validator has staked themselves and the stake delegated to them.