AVAX/100Mthe validators
Validators are the computers that run Avalanche. They lock up AVAX (their stake) and earn rewards for staying online. Delegating means adding your AVAX to a validator’s stake and sharing its rewards, minus its fee.
network staking
The primary network, right now.
movers · last 7 days
Who is climbing. Diffed against a daily capture of the whole set, so it is the same read for everyone.
validator lookup
Paste a NodeID for its full card: stake, delegations, uptime, badges, and lifetime history & rewards.
delegate · find a fit
Say how much and for how long. Ranked by what you would actually earn after the validator's fee, filtered to validators with room for you, a runway that covers your period, and uptime that keeps rewards safe.
A shortlist, not advice. Net yield is the current period's staking rate minus the fee; the chain pays nothing if the validator drops under 80% uptime. Delegate from your own wallet; this page never asks you to connect.
validator directory
Every current primary-network validator. Click a column to sort, click a row to inspect.
| Node | Stake | Delegated | Delegators | Uptime | Est APR | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
faq
what is the p-chain?
avalanche's platform chain: it coordinates validators, staking, and l1s/subnets. this page reads it live: every primary-network validator, what they stake, what they earn, and how reliably they run.
what does a validator card show?
paste a NodeID (or click a row) for its live stake, delegations, uptime, delegation fee, rewards and est. apr, plus on-chain badges and lifetime history. read-only, no connect, no signature.
what are the badges?
cosmetic achievements auto-derived from public p-chain data: uptime, stake rank, delegators, delegation-cap filled, minimum fee, tenure, self-funded, and more. each shows how rare it is across the whole validator set. nothing is manually granted.
how does “find a fit” rank validators?
it keeps only validators with free delegation room for your amount (with a little headroom), a stake period that outlasts yours (minimum two weeks), and uptime above your floor. what is left is sorted by net yield: the validator’s current staking rate minus its delegation fee. it is a shortlist to research from, not advice, and nothing here connects to a wallet.
what are “movers” and “next up”?
once a day the whole validator set is captured. “movers” diffs the live set against the capture from ~7 days back: who gained delegators and stake, who unlocked badges, who joined or left. a validator card shows its own 7-day change and, under “next up”, the closest badge tiers it has not earned yet and what it takes to get there.
what are “seasons” and “lifetime rewards”?
a NodeID stays the same across restakes, but each staking period is a new on-chain registration. “seasons” counts those periods; “lifetime rewards” sums the rewards actually paid across every completed period. current-period figures (earned so far, est. apr) are labeled as estimates.
can i claim my validator?
yes. on a validator’s page you can set a handle, avatar and socials by signing one plain-text message with the wallet that owns its staking reward. it proves you run the node without any on-chain action: not a transaction, nothing moves, nothing is approved, it costs nothing. no token approvals or transfers, ever.
where does the data come from?
live from the avalanche p-chain public rpc (platform.getCurrentValidators) for the current set, and the avalanche data api for historical periods and paid rewards. avax/usd via binance with a coingecko fallback. cached briefly and refreshed. unofficial community page. open source.