Infrastructure / Shido Network

A validator.
A transparent record.

FrankLinvesting πŸ“ˆ | RESTAKEβ˜† β€” signing performance and delegation data, directly from the network.

Connecting to a public Shido API…
Delegated stake
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SHIDO bonded to this validator
Commission
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Validator's share of rewards
Latest network block
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Awaiting network response
Signing performance

Current on-chain window

Checking status
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Signing window unavailable
Signed share β€”Missed blocks β€”

Calculated from the current missed-block counter and the network's signing window. No frozen-block subtraction or historical offset. The bar shows a proportion, not individual block history or lifetime uptime.

Network & validator details

NetworkShido
Validator stateβ€”
Jailedβ€”
Signing windowβ€”
Missed-block counterβ€”
Block timestampβ€”
Refresh interval30 seconds
Operator address
shidovaloper1523cazt7daktat098pke99zzfguz89ch6ja5g9
Self delegationβ€”
Unclaimed commissionβ€”

Market & reward estimates

Estimated staking APR
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After commission and community tax
SHIDO market price
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24h change unavailable
Delegated stake Β· USD
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Indicative market value

APR uses network inflation Γ— total supply Γ· bonded supply, less community tax and validator commission. It does not assume compounding or guarantee returns. USD estimates use the WSHIDO/USDC pool price from GeckoTerminal β†—. Estimates pending.

Understand the numbers

Data you can inspect.

This dashboard reads public Shido REST endpoints. It does not connect to your wallet, move funds, or sign transactions. Delegation takes place on REStake.

Source: awaiting an available public API.

Inspect the signing data β†—
How is uptime calculated?

(1 βˆ’ missed blocks Γ· signed-block window) Γ— 100. Both inputs come from the network. Following the counter reset, this uses the counter as reported, with no adjustment for previously frozen blocks. A reset changes the accounting period; this is not a claim of historical 100% uptime.

What does β€œActive Β· bonded” mean?

The validator is bonded and is not jailed in the latest staking response. This is its on-chain state, not a guarantee of future availability. The block timestamp helps you assess how recent the source is.

Why might a metric be unavailable?

Public APIs can time out, omit a field, or lag behind the network. Missing values display a dash. If an update fails, previously fetched data is labeled stale rather than presented as current.

Where can I delegate?

The delegation button opens this validator's page on REStake. Review its terms, commission, and the network's staking and unbonding rules before signing a transaction there.