BlockElection blockFinal

#15,732,810

6b172afed810e8e5c393d1b69fe2c642a890a435f3632e4d4df266753b17ba45

Closes epoch 294 and elects 8 validators for epoch 295. Final once more than two-thirds of the slots signed.

Time
26m 53s ago
Epoch · batch
294 · 720 / 720
Block 60 of 60 in the batch
Transactions
None
3,936 bytes

Elected for epoch 295

Open epoch 295 →

The election shares out the next epoch’s 512 slots among active validators, in proportion to their stake.

ValidatorSlotsChangeShare
Puddle89+1117.4%
Not-A-Pool79+2215.4%
Cool Pool74+914.5%
Pool Billard69+413.5%
Monopooly68+213.3%
Swimming Pool64−512.5%
Kiddie Pool63−212.3%
Compared with epoch 294’s setThese validators held slots before but aren’t in the new set. The election block doesn’t say why:
Pooly McPoolfaceheld slots in epoch 294, not elected again
NQ30 59XY … RTSLheld slots in epoch 294, not elected again

Reward inherents

1,867.27 NIM for batch 719

Validators are paid only in macro blocks, and always one batch late: this election block pays for the previous batch, batch 719. The delay leaves a full batch for equivocation proofs about that batch’s last blocks to come in before anything is paid out. One reward inherent per validator, sent to its reward address and shared out by slots.

Batch 719 · #15,732,691–#15,732,750earnedpaid in #15,732,810
ValidatorPaid to reward addressAmount
Puddle+309.89 NIM
Pooly McPoolface
Nothing paidAll 42 slots punished, share burned
+0.00 NIM

Signing this block isn’t what earns the reward; punished slots are what reduce it. A skip block punishes the missed slot, and the punishment can carry over into the following batch. 166.86 NIM was burned for 42 punished slots.

Batch 720, now final

59 micro blocks · 0 skips · 0 transactions
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