miners
Under protocol V1 a seat is a slot in a wave — the wave index is not a standing, and a seat in wave 0 pays exactly like a seat in wave 6. Inside a wave the validator does rank: it orders submissions by arrival and cuts at a published target. Emission is a share of the EOS tokens a miner produced.
The difficulty auction was retired at w45644 — nothing on this page reads it.
Its value, rank and selected_for_batch are null, null and false on every row since. Windows before the cutover are still readable from a hotkey's console under the retired-protocol banner; no figure on this page mixes the two eras.
seats taken of the published cake
Seats are read against the cake the validator PUBLISHES (batch_targets), never deduced from the batch observed — a window nobody filled would deduce to zero and the lane would leave the screen exactly when it matters.
my fleet → — pin the hotkeys you run and read them side by side. There is no account: the list is held on this device and sent nowhere.
the fleet
Who was paid, and for what
Click a row for that hotkey's console: what it was paid, why it missed the waves it missed, and whether its checkpoint and manifest match the validator's.
all lanes · 0 scored windows
Ranked on reward share, the normalised emission the archive publishes — not on seats. Emission is a share of EOS tokens produced, so a truncated completion is admitted, passes the proof, and pays zero. Parity is — (1 / 0.0 active hotkeys per window). Truncation counts are exact; reject counts elsewhere on this site come from a capped sample and are floors. The uid is the on-chain one, read from the metagraph in the same call as α/day — it is kept when that read goes stale, because a registration is not a rate, and it is the only thing on this row a miner can match against his own wallet.