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Stakewolle Monitoring: A Game-Changer for Delegators

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Roman Khudyakov

Looking for a reliable validator, doubting how to decide? In the constantly evolving world of blockchain, delegates face unique challenges when it comes to monitoring validators and networks. With thousands of validators across different networks, finding reliable ones can be a challenge. Key metrics such as fee changes, performance and status may be scattered across different platforms.

That's why we created our Monitoring to change this by providing a complete tool that consolidates key data, simplifies decision-making and reduces risk. Stakewolle Monitoring is a user-friendly platform designed to bring clarity and control to your betting operations. No matter if you're a delegate looking to maximize rewards or a network looking to demonstrate validator performance, our tool will simplify the process and increase transparency.

It's time to take the guesswork out and bring data-driven decisions to the forefront. Here we will tell you about a tool that will close all your questions. Sit back and by the end of this page, you'll have a full understanding of how to manage your funds wisely.

The Challenges Our Validator Monitoring Tool Solves

The staking ecosystem is growing rapidly, but with that growth comes complexity. In the digital space, it's important to understand where your funds are stored. And to do that, you need to have a clear picture of which validator holds your funds.

Managing these staked assets effectively is no small feat. Without a centralized monitoring solution, even experienced delegators face significant challenges that can impact their rewards and decision-making.

1. Lack of centralized information

With validators spread across multiple networks, finding complete data in one place can be a daunting task. This fragmented approach is time-consuming and error-prone. In Stakewolle Monitoring, this issue is solved because we have over 40 networks, including Cosmos Hub, Persistence, Band, Injective and others, with 30k+ validators. For each you can see their history by different parameters.

2. Missed Critical Updates

All we know that validator performance is dynamic. Changes in uptime or status (active, inactive, jailed) can happen at any time. It sometimes happens that you have found a validator, but then suddenly the commission has changed! Your funds are eaten up by this commission.

Missing these updates can result in delegating to unreliable validators, leading to lower rewards or even losses.

3. Difficulty in Comparing Validators Across Networks

With assets staked in multiple networks, it becomes challenging to analyze and compare validator performance holistically. Delegators often lack a clear view of how their validators perform in different chains, making it harder to diversify effectively.

4. Risk of Slashing or Jail

One of the most critical concerns for delegators is the risk of validator slashing or jailing due to misbehavior or technical failures. Without real-time alerts, users may remain unaware of such incidents until it’s too late, resulting in financial losses.

Stakewolle Monitoring was created to address these exact pain points, providing delegators with the tools they need to stay ahead, reduce risks, and optimize rewards.

Key Features of Our Validator Monitoring Tool

How to not only save but also multiply your funds in cryptocurrency? Easily, conveniently, and most importantly - wisely? Here is our monitoring platform designed to simplify the management of your digital assets.

So let's take a look at how this all works and how it works. That's what you came here for, right?

Choose from Many of Networks and Validators

It's very simple. You go to the website, go to monitoring and choose either to search for blockchain networks or for validators. Go to the certain network. What do we see?

The platform will present you with a comprehensive list of validators ranked by their Voting Power. This intuitive setup helps you quickly identify the most influential validators in the network.

We see the total number of validators in this network, how many of them are active in real time. We have the option to:

• Find a validator via search.

• Sort validators by status: Active, Inactive, Jail.

Now let's try to enter the validator's profile.

We're in. Here is all the detailed information you need:

• Uptime.

• Current status of the validator.

• Number of missed blocks.

• Commission - its size and time of the last change.

• Information about whether the validator returns the funds lost by delegates.

• Current voting power.

Track Validator Performance with Precision

Now let's go back. We can click the “Validators” button and see the information about a particular validator, but without being bound to a particular network.

What does this mean? We enter the section, and the list of networks in which the selected validator is represented is displayed here. This is convenient if you know a particular validator - you can choose the right network where it is convenient for you to withdraw your funds.

You have entered the validator. What do we see?

Our tool offers real-time insights into key performance metrics:

• Uptime monitoring ensures you know how consistently a validator is participating.

• Missed blocks highlight gaps in performance, helping you avoid unreliable validators.

• Validator status reveals whether a validator is active, jailed, or experiencing delegator loss.

• Convenient sorting by status, commissions or notifications.

So you have access to all the information you need in real time and can manage your assets online across all networks. This level of transparency takes the guesswork out of staking decisions.

Stay Ahead with Historical Data

Ever wondered how reliable your validator is? The most interesting thing: below is the history of the validator.

Performance history matters, and we’ve got you covered. Our tool allows you to review:

• Commission changes over time, including critical spikes to 100% that might affect your rewards.

• Status transitions, so you can track how often a validator has been jailed or switched between active and inactive states.

This is one of the most interesting features - the ability to track how stable a particular validator is in a particular network. By analyzing these trends, you can make more informed decisions and protect your staking rewards.

Never Miss an Update with Custom Alerts

With the help of our Telegram bot, you can safely monitor all these moments in real time.

With the help of our Telegram bot, you can safely monitor all these moments in real time. Set notifications to stay informed about key events. It ensures you never miss an important update by delivering instant notifications for:

• Validator status changes (e.g., active to inactive or jailed).

• Fee adjustments by validators.

• Slashing incidents, including the reason for the penalty and the financial impact on delegators. These alerts save time and prevent costly oversights, ensuring you always stay informed.

Most importantly! By linking your wallet address to Stakewolle Monitoring, you can receive tailored notifications specific to the validators you’ve delegated to.

This personalized approach ensures you’re only alerted to changes that directly impact your assets, avoiding unnecessary noise.

Designed for Simplicity

Despite its depth of functionality, our platform remains user-friendly. Whether you’re new to staking or a seasoned delegator, the clean interface ensures:

• Quick navigation through networks and validators.

• Easy comparison of validator metrics.

• A streamlined experience for monitoring performance across multiple networks.

By combining detailed analytics, historical insights, and proactive notifications, our Monitoring tool makes staking smarter, safer, and simpler. It’s time to take full control of your staking journey.

Detailed Notification Review

Stakewolle Monitoring provides more than just a snapshot of validator performance. It delivers detailed, actionable notifications directly through its web platform. These notifications help delegators stay ahead of critical events and make informed decisions before issues escalate.

Example Notification: Slashing Incident

When a validator experiences a severe slashing event, Stakewolle Monitoring ensures delegators are promptly informed. Here’s a breakdown of the key details provided in such a notification:

1) Validator Name and Network: The notification clearly identifies the validator involved (e.g., StakeCapital) and the network in which the event occurred (e.g., Umee).

2) Incident Type: The system specifies the type of event, such as “slashed” or “jailed.”

3) Reason for the Incident: Detailed explanations are included, such as “Missing signature,” giving delegators full transparency into why the slashing occurred.

4) Financial Impact on Delegators: The notification quantifies the losses incurred, ensuring delegators understand the financial consequences. Example: “Delegators lost: $63.4.”

5) Recommendations for Action: To mitigate future risks, Stakewolle Monitoring provides proactive recommendations, such as: “We recommend redelegating to another validator to avoid being slashed.”

Such detailed notifications are essential for reducing financial risks and ensuring delegators can act quickly. Without this level of insight, many delegators might remain unaware of slashing events or their implications until it's too late.

Example Notification: Rapid Fee Increase

Another critical use case of Stakewolle Monitoring is its ability to notify delegators about sudden and consistent changes in validator commission rates. Rapid increases in fees can significantly reduce a delegator’s rewards, especially if they go unnoticed for an extended period.

The Scenario

In the Teritori network, a validator named web34ever increased its commission rate from 12% to 20% over a period of just 16 days, with nine incremental increases. Such rapid changes could catch delegators off guard and drastically impact their earnings.

Notification Breakdown

1) Incremental Fee Updates

Stakewolle Monitoring tracks each change in commission rates. For instance:

• 29 August 2024: The commission was 12%.

• From 29 August to 14 September 2024, the rate increased steadily to 20%, with adjustments almost every two days.

2) Real-Time Alerts

Delegators received detailed notifications for each change, such as:

• “web34ever commission increased by 1%. The new rate is 13%.”

• These updates continued until the rate reached its peak of 20%.

3) Context and Trends

The platform also aggregates historical changes, helping delegators see the broader trend and identify patterns. A consistent rise like this can signal a need to redelegate assets to avoid reduced returns.

Stakewolle Monitoring in Action: Use Cases

To truly understand the power of Stakewolle Monitoring, let’s explore real-world examples that highlight its functionality and impact.

Scenario 1: Staying Informed with Validator Status Updates

As a delegator, you’re staking tokens in the Akash network. One of your chosen validators has been reliable for weeks, but suddenly their status changes from active to inactive. Without Stakewolle Monitoring, you might not notice this change until your rewards are impacted.

With Stakewolle Monitoring:

• You receive a real-time notification via Telegram as soon as the validator becomes inactive.

• The bot displays the current status and allows you to quickly decide whether to redelegate your assets.

• You save both time and potential earnings by acting promptly.

Scenario 2: Avoiding Slashing Penalties

Slashing incidents can lead to significant losses for delegators. For example, in the Cheqd network, a validator X was slashed due to a missing signature, resulting in a loss of $2,776.2 for delegators.

With Stakewolle Monitoring, you receive an immediate alert about the slashing incident, including:

• The validator’s name.

• The reason for the penalty.

• The financial impact on delegators.

This information allows you to avoid further losses by redelegating to a more reliable validator in the same or another network.

Scenario 3: Monitoring Validator Fees Across Networks

Validator fees directly impact your staking rewards. Let’s say you’re staking in multiple networks, including Comdex and Axelar. One validator suddenly increases their fees by 50%. Without Stakewolle Monitoring, you might miss this change until your next rewards calculation.

With Stakewolle Monitoring:

• The Telegram bot notifies you of the fee change in real time.

• You compare fees across other validators in the same network to find a better option.

• This enables you to optimize your staking strategy without losing rewards.

Scenario 4: Personalized Alerts for Your Assets

By linking your Keplr wallet to Stakewolle Monitoring, you unlock personalized notifications tailored to your staked validators. For instance:

• If a validator’s uptime drops below a critical threshold, you receive an alert.

• If a new validator with lower fees and better performance becomes available, you’re notified immediately.

These tailored updates ensure that you’re always in control of your staked assets, without having to manually track every detail.

Summing Up

Now you see: Stakewolle Monitoring is designed to empower delegators and network partners by providing unparalleled insights, real-time notifications, and historical data across many networks and validators.

Keep in mind, you can connect notifications, customize them for yourself, you can choose a network, or you can choose a specific validator. Or even simpler: we have made it so that you can enter your wallet address and all validators associated with your account will be automatically pulled up.

It couldn't be more convenient, could it?

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