Validators
Glossary of terms found under /validators
The rewards a validator got from producing blocks. Comprised of the base fees and priority fees.
The geographical city where this validator’s node is located.
The Solana client that this validator is running.
The geographical country where this validator’s node is located.
The annual percentage yield earned by delegators that have delegated to this validator. For more information see here.
The validator effectiveness over the requested time period that applies to said validator. For more information, see here.
The hosting provider/data service provider used by this validator for its infrastructure.
See voteLatency
The MEV rewards claimed by a validator.
The commission rate being charged by this validator to its delegators for any MEV rewards it collects under the Jito ecosystem.
The tips/fees paid to a validator for including MEV-related transactions in the blocks they produced.
See validatorName
The percentage of overall network stake the particular validator is associated with.
The number of blocks produced/proposed by this validator.
The rent paid to the validator.
The number of slots that this validator did not produce a block for when they were the designated slot leader/block producer.
The sum of all the voting latency by this validator, measured in slots.
The total stake delegated to this validator.
The total number of votes made by this validator.
The number of votes made by this validator over the number of blocks produced by the network
The annual percentage yield that this validator gets based on the rewards it has received.
This is the account that is used to pay for all vote transaction fees by the validator. This is also the public key that is used to identify a validator node in Solana’s gossip network.
The entity name of the validator.
The account required to operate a validator. This account is the best way to identify a validator as it cannot be changed.
The commission rate that this validator charges its delegators for voting rewards.
The voting latency (i.e. distance between the slot they are voting for and the slot where their vote was included) of this validator, measured in slots.
The number of blocks produced by this validator that contained only vote transactions.
The rewards a validator got from voting for valid blocks (i.e. correct fork) of the network.