Solana consensus, in the open

Every validator,
on one scoreboard.

Stakeline ranks every Solana vote account by active stake and lays its commission, recent epoch-credit performance and delinquency right next to it. Live, keyless and read straight from the chain. Nothing here delegates, custodies or signs.

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Read-only concept. Vote accounts, stake, commission, epoch credits and delinquency are all live on-chain reads via a same-origin Solana RPC; SOL/USD is live from Jupiter. Stakeline is not affiliated with any staking provider and does not take delegations. Not financial advice.

Network at a glance

The state of stake

Four live reads of the validator set and the current epoch. Everything updates on a timer straight from the chain — no cache, no key.

Total active stake … valuing at live SOL/USD
Active validators … voting this epoch
Delinquent … not voting recently
Epoch — … slot — of —

The scoreboard

Validator leaderboard

Every current vote account, ranked by active stake. Commission, recent epoch-credit performance and the delinquency flag sit beside each one. All of it is a live on-chain read — nothing here is a model.

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#ValidatorActive stakeShare CommissionRecent creditsLast voteStatus
Reading vote accounts from the chain…

Active stake, commission, epoch credits, last vote and delinquency come live from getVoteAccounts; the share is each validator's stake over the total active stake. "Recent credits" is the newest epoch-credits row minus its previous total. These are raw consensus reads — not ratings, endorsements or advice.

Under consensus

Client version spread

A live tally of the software versions running across gossip nodes, from getClusterNodes. Version diversity is a rough read on how smoothly the network can upgrade — shown as a share of reporting nodes.

Counting client versions across the cluster…

Under the hood

How the scoreboard is built

Four real calls to a same-origin, keyless Solana RPC and one price read. There is no model and no hidden list — the chain is the source for everything you see.

  1. 01

    Pull the vote accounts

    Stakeline calls getVoteAccounts for the full set of current and delinquent validators, each with its active stake, commission, epoch credits and last vote.

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  2. 02

    Rank by active stake

    Current validators are sorted by activated stake, converted from lamports to SOL, and each one's share of total active stake is computed.

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  3. 03

    Read the epoch

    getEpochInfo gives the slot inside the epoch versus the epoch length, which becomes the live progress bar and a rough countdown.

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  4. 04

    Tally the clients

    getClusterNodes reports the software version on each gossip node; Stakeline groups them into a live client-version spread.

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Straight answers

Questions

Is this real validator data?

Yes. Every figure on the scoreboard — stake, commission, epoch credits, last vote and the delinquency flag — comes live from getVoteAccounts on a public Solana RPC. The epoch bar is getEpochInfo, the client spread is getClusterNodes, and SOL/USD is from Jupiter. Nothing here is modelled or made up.

Can I stake or delegate through Stakeline?

No. Stakeline is read-only. There is no delegation, no order, no custody and nothing is signed. It is a lens on public consensus data — where you choose to stake is your call, and it is not financial advice.

What does "recent credits" mean?

Each vote account carries a running history of epoch credits. We take the newest row's total and subtract its previous total, which approximates how many voting credits the validator earned most recently. Higher is generally better, but a brand-new epoch will read low for everyone.

Why is a validator flagged delinquent?

The RPC returns a separate delinquent list for vote accounts that have not voted within the recent window the node tracks. It can be transient — a restart or a lagging node — so treat it as a live status, not a judgement.

Do you collect anything about me?

No accounts, no tracking and no cookies. The optional wallet connect is read-only — it calls connect() to read your public balance and recent signatures, and never asks for a transaction or a signature.

What this is, plainly

Stakeline is a read-only concept that turns public Solana consensus data into a live validator scoreboard. Every number is a real on-chain read. Nothing here connects a wallet for signing, delegates stake, holds funds or launches a token. Stakeline is its own brand, not affiliated with any staking provider or validator. Not financial advice.