The validators securing the Quantova network
Every entry below is a registered validator operating under Nominated Proof of Stake. The directory reports identity, commission, total stake and recent performance, giving nominators and institutions an auditable basis for delegation.
Validators sign blocks and finality with post quantum session keys and are bound by uniform economic rules. Performance metrics reflect block authoring discipline, finality participation and liveness across the most recent observation window.
Search the registered validator set
Filter by validator name, account address or data centre. Each row records commission, aggregate score, active stake and the last sixty performance observations.
| Validator | Commission | Score | Active stake | Root distance | Vote distance | Skipped slot | Skipped after |
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What each performance column measures
Commission and score
Commission is the share of nominator rewards retained by the operator, capped at 25 percent. The aggregate score combines uptime, finality participation and authoring accuracy into one figure.
Active stake
Total stake backing the validator, including self bond and nominations, shown as a share of the active set. Stake weight influences selection into the active set under Nominated Proof of Stake.
Root and vote distance
Root distance tracks how closely the node follows the canonical chain head. Vote distance tracks finality vote timing. Both are plotted across the last sixty observations.
Skipped slots
The proportion of authoring slots a validator failed to fill. Sustained skips indicate liveness problems and reduce the operator score and reward eligibility.
Skipped after
Slots skipped immediately after a successful block, a signal of authoring instability that the protocol weights when ranking operators within the set.
Client version
The node software release each validator runs. Operators are expected to track current releases so the active set stays aligned with forkless runtime upgrades.
The rules every operator is bound by
Nominated Proof of Stake applies one uniform economic policy across the set. The terms below are enforced at the protocol level and apply equally to every validator in the directory.
| Parameter | Value |
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| Consensus | Hybrid Deterministic Consensus, finality about 3 seconds |
| Minimum self bond | 1,000 QTOV |
| Commission range | 0 to 25% |
| Yield cap | 0.2% |
| Unbonding period | 30 days |
| Slashing for severe offences | 100% |
| Genesis supply | 4,571,429 QTOV |
- ✓Validators sign block authoring and finality with post quantum session keys held in the node keystore.
- ✓Double signing and equivocation are penalised on chain, with severe offences subject to a full stake slash.
- ✓Forkless runtime upgrades keep the active set on one canonical client without coordinated hard forks.
- ✓Nominators delegate stake to operators and share rewards net of the commission each validator sets.
Stake to operators that hold the network to standard
Review commission, score and recent performance before nominating. Stake weight under Nominated Proof of Stake decides which operators enter the active set, so disciplined delegation strengthens the security of the whole network.
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