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.
Your SFT work, across every job.
Inspect a hotkey’s published task scores, settled tokens and audit results across code, math, instruction following and logic.
Open SFT miner workspacemy 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.
Miner performance.
Compare reward shares and production across the selected scoring windows. Select a miner to inspect their work.
- Scored windows
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- Equal-share baseline
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How to read these metrics
Rewards. Reward share is the normalised emission published by the archive. Emission follows EOS tokens produced. Truncated completions can pass verification but earn no reward.
Baseline. An equal share is 1 divided by the active hotkeys in each window. The mean active count in this view is —.
Coverage. Truncation counts are exact. Rejection counts elsewhere use capped samples and represent minimum counts.
Identity. The UID comes from the on-chain metagraph. It is retained if that source becomes stale, so you can still identify your miner.