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Provider record · reward epoch #449

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Grade

Rubric 2026-08-19.1

72.9/ 100 composite

Five axes at fixed published weights. Every figure underneath is measured by somebody else — the weighting is the only thing this site adds, and the rules are published so you can disagree with it precisely. Letters are cut at A ≥ 85, B ≥ 70, C ≥ 55, D ≥ 40.

Accuracy

35% of the grade

45.8/ 100

Band hit rates, ranked against the field and weighted the way the reward mechanism weights them — the primary (IQR) band carries 40% of FTSO reward value, the secondary (PCT) band 60%.

Verify at Flare Systems Explorer ↗The explorer has no per-provider page; this is the API query the figures were read from.

Reliability

25% of the grade

99.4/ 100

Rounds answered, plus the health of the validator nodes behind them. A node the registry cannot reach reports no uptime at all, so unreachable nodes are counted separately.

Verify at Flare Systems Explorer ↗The explorer has no per-provider page; this is the API query the figures were read from.Verify at Flare Registry ↗

Delegator economics

15% of the grade

58.7/ 100

What a delegator actually receives after this provider’s fee, how steady it has been, and whether vote power sits above the 2.5% cap where it earns nothing extra.

Verify at Flare Systems Explorer ↗The explorer has no per-provider page; this is the API query the figures were read from.Verify at FlareMetrics ↗

Independence

10% of the grade

97.3/ 100

How closely this provider’s submissions track Flare’s stock example implementation, as measured by Cerberus. A compliance signal, not an accuracy one — which is why it carries the smallest weight.

Verify at Cerberus On-Chain ↗Cerberus per-provider pages require an account. This is their open census endpoint — the same record this figure was read from, for every provider at once.Verify at Flare Registry ↗

This is the first epoch we have graded this provider in. The record builds as each reward epoch closes — a grade’s direction says more than its letter, and there is no direction to show yet.

Where this provider stands

Current reward epoch

8.37M
vote power (FLR)
entirely under the 2.5% network cap
20%
delegation fee
kept by the provider from delegator rewards
2.24%
delegation APR, net of fee
annualised from reward epoch #448
31.44%
primary band hit rate
anchor-feed submissions inside the reward band
96.45%
secondary band hit rate
the wider band, scored on the same rounds
100.00%
availability
rounds answered out of rounds asked

Delegation reward rate — rank in the fieldlast completed epoch, net of the provider's own fee

#37of 128 providers with a published rate

#1 · 2.89% APR36 ahead of this provider · 91 behind it#128

Ranked on the rate a delegator actually receives — gross rate less that provider's own fee — across every provider that published one for the last completed epoch. The field median is 2.24% APR. See the whole field →

Trends

One point per snapshotted reward epoch

Primary band hit rate0–100% of anchor-feed rounds
low
18.11%
latest
31.49%
high
41.05%
FigureLive data — 37 snapshotted reward epochs, #409 to #449
Delegation APR, net of feeannualised from each epoch’s net rate
low
0.00%
latest
2.24%
high
4.31%
FigureLive data — 36 snapshotted reward epochs, #409 to #449
Vote powerFLR delegated plus mirrored stake
low
0.00
latest
8.37M
high
66.34M
FigureLive data — 41 snapshotted reward epochs, #409 to #449

Rewards, last completed epoch (#448)

As reported by the Flare Systems Explorer

1.35KFLR
Delegation (WNat)
74.01KFLR
Staking (mirror)
20.46KFLR
Fees kept
1.30KFLR
Self-bond

Four separate streams: delegation rewards paid on WNat, the mirrored staking reward, the fee this provider kept, and its own self-bond. They are not additive into a single "total earned" — each is claimed on its own terms.

Eligibility (FIP.10 minimal conditions)

11 of 12 snapshotted epochs met all four · 1 strikes

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EpochScalingFastUpdStakingFDCPassesStrikes
#449✓✓✓✓30
#448✓✓✓✓30
#447✓✓✓✓30
#446✓✓✓✓30
#445✓✓✓✓20
#444✓✓✓✗31
#443✓✓✓✓30
#442✓✓✓✓30
#441✓✓✓✓30
#440✓✓✓✓20
#439✓✓✓✓10
#438✓✓✓✓00

A strike is an epoch whose minimal conditions were not met; four strikes cost the epoch's rewards.

Validator nodes

1 node on the P-chain

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NodeUptimeReachableSelf-bondDelegatedDelegators
NodeID-5amxeiA5AKHPPy6v1C7S1YgmkoXQDedtE99.97%✓4.83M67.51M49

All 1 nodes reachable; the lowest uptime among them is 99.97%. Verify at Flare Registry ↗

Independence

Measured by a third party, published unadjusted

0.0269example-implementation likelihoodlikely independent

Cerberus’s own verdict: not an example provider match Their census covered 98 providers and flagged 18 as likely running the stock example.

What this measures: agreement with Flare’s stock example implementation, which itself tracks the consensus price. A provider that is accurate for entirely independent reasons will agree with it often. This is a compliance signal about how a provider is built — never a reading on whether its prices are good.

Agreement measuredRateMeaning
Exact same value7.45%rounds submitted at a value identical to the example’s
Within 5 basis points72.89%rounds within 0.05% of it
Same movement direction79.62%rounds that moved the same way it did
Same volatility response91.39%volatility events it reacted to the same way
Evidence coverage
99.99% of their target observation set (402,725 observations)
Channels ready
remote example ✓network test ✓regime ✓anchors ✓

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Claim and measurement agree

Declared by the provider
algorithm: in-house, private node: yesVerify at Flare Registry ↗
Measured independently
classification: likely independent at 0.0269Verify at Cerberus On-Chain ↗Cerberus per-provider pages require an account. This is their open census endpoint — the same record this figure was read from, for every provider at once.

This provider signed a listing declaring an in-house implementation, and the independent measurement is consistent with that.

This provider has disclosed that it operates as part of a management group. That is a disclosure, not a finding, and it carries no weight in the grade either way.

Addresses & nodes

On-chain, checkable

Identity
0x1FBB55a1877817A0f90cAE60c1ab22FC94f97110
Delegation
0xce2c92C54F7307894725e8ceb16424B7C9C18807
Nodes
NodeID-5amxeiA5AKHPPy6v1C7S1YgmkoXQDedtE

Sources

Every figure on this page came from one of these

This site measures nothing itself. It reads four independent sources, joins them on the provider’s on-chain identity address, and applies a published weighting. Where a source disagrees with another, both are shown rather than resolved.

Flare Systems Explorer Flare Foundation
Band hit rates, availability, reward rates and the FIP.10 minimal-conditions record.Read 2026-11-11 03:33 UTC.Verify at Flare Systems Explorer ↗The explorer has no per-provider page; this is the API query the figures were read from.
Flare Registry BurstLabs
Validator uptime and stake, signature-verified listings, self-declarations and eligibility standing.Read 2026-11-11 03:22 UTC.Verify at Flare Registry ↗
Cerberus On-Chain cerberusonchain.xyz
The independent measurement of how closely a provider tracks the stock example implementation.Read 2026-11-11 03:22 UTC.Verify at Cerberus On-Chain ↗Cerberus per-provider pages require an account. This is their open census endpoint — the same record this figure was read from, for every provider at once.
FlareMetrics flaremetrics.io
The variation in a provider’s reward rate, computed over FlareMetrics’ own history — available immediately, where a figure derived from this site’s snapshots needs many epochs before it means anything.Read 2026-11-11 03:22 UTC.Verify at FlareMetrics ↗

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