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Network Observatory
AtomOne v4 · protocol mechanics
See how each block reward is split, what changes η, and why the same ATONE can earn a different protocol-level rate at each validator rank.
Current coefficient
A network-wide reward split, not a validator commission.
14.00%
Proportional
86.00%
Reward follows delegated stake
Equal share
14.00%
Reward shared by every bonded validator
Per validator
0.14%
Each of 100 validators
Every block reward is split into a stake-weighted part and an equal part. The total reward does not change; η only changes how it is distributed.
Weekly adjustment input
The protocol compares average stake in the highest- and lowest-stake thirds of the bonded set. This is separate from the one-third concentration boundary.
Weekly η adjustment scale
Average bonded stake across the highest and lowest thirds.
Top 33 average
1.46M ATONE
Bottom 33 average
183.61K ATONE
Current gap
7.97×
Trigger: 3.00× · η would increase by 1.00%
Live reward flow
Live mint and distribution state from AtomOne REST. These are current on-chain amounts, not an all-time historical payout counter.
Annual provisions
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Community pool now
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Community tax
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Validator reward allocation at η 14.00%
86.00% stake-weighted · 14.00% divided equally
The equal portion is split across every bonded validator before individual delegator rewards and the fixed validator commission are accounted for.
Historical accounting
The chain exposes the community pool and a validator’s current unclaimed rewards, but it does not return a single all-time table of every automatic allocation and withdrawal.
Current pool balance, annual provisions, inflation, and the live η split are read directly from AtomOne REST.
The Observatory reads immutable BeginBlock reward events, applies the η coefficient committed before each allocation, stores five-minute buckets, and continues indexing every new block. It is not a delegator-claim ledger.
Reward multiplier
Reward per staked ATONE versus the proportional baseline. The vertical scale is logarithmic, so 1×, 2× and 4× stay readable; commission is not included.
Hover over the chart or use the left and right arrow keys to inspect a validator rank.
Stake distribution
Follow the curve to see how quickly the highest-stake validators reach one third of the network.
Hover over the chart or use the left and right arrow keys to inspect a validator rank.
Use this with care
It changes protocol allocation. Emissions, validator commission, uptime, and future staking conditions still matter.
Review validator performance, operations, identity, and commission independently before delegating.
The top-to-bottom comparison informs η adjustment at weekly epochs; the displayed state can change before then.