Celestia (TIA) Validators — Commission, Voting Power & Status
Compare validator commission, voting power and current status before delegating. There is no single best validator for every delegator; use the table and the criteria below to make your own comparison.
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What does validator commission mean?
Commission is a percentage of staking rewards retained by the validator, not a fee on your delegated principal. Compare the current rate with its maximum and maximum daily change. Use the staking calculator to model rewards after commission.
Does active status guarantee reliability?
Active status means the validator is in the current consensus set. It is not a lifetime uptime score or a guarantee against future downtime or slashing. A jailed or inactive validator generally does not earn ordinary block rewards until it returns to the active set.
Why compare voting power?
Voting power shows the share of consensus stake delegated to a validator. Consider concentration as well as price, operator transparency and governance participation. A low commission alone does not establish quality or safety.