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TX network dashboard
One page of live network analytics, read in your browser from public TX endpoints. Chain ID coreum-mainnet-1, staking denom ucore (1 TX = 1,000,000 ucore). New to any of these terms? Take the staking track.
Summary
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Changes compare live chain state with the block nearest the start of the period, read from TX RPC at that past height (located with the TX indexer), or the daily history file when RPC can't serve it. Jail, active-set and commission changes compare validator status at both blocks; unjail transactions and double-sign evidence come from the TX indexer. Being jailed means a validator is temporarily out of the active set, usually after missing blocks; most return after unjailing. Nothing here is a rating or recommendation. Where no real reference exists we show history building.
Staking
Bonded ratio = TX staked with validators ÷ total TX supply (bank/v1beta1/supply/by_denom?denom=ucore), the same basis the mint module uses to steer inflation. Total supply counts every ucore in existence, including any that are not circulating, so this ratio can be lower than a staked-vs-circulating figure.
How the APR estimate is calculated
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An estimate from current chain parameters only. Actual rewards depend on your validator's commission and uptime, on future inflation, on how much stake is bonded, and on slashing. It is not a forecast, an offer or investment advice.
Chain & decentralization
Governance
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Top validators
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Changes compare live values with real chain state at the block nearest 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days ago (RPC at past heights, located with the TX indexer, or the daily history file). Cells read history building where no real reference exists. Cumulative voting power shows where the 1/3 line falls (Nakamoto coefficient). Validators are listed neutrally; the Coreum Community DAO validator is marked because Superledger Media operates it.
IBC & XRPL bridge
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Open + active channels shown. A channel can be open while its light client has expired; transfers then need the client renewed, usually by governance. Learn how IBC works.