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Ecosystem
Latest CLI
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MNW staked
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MNW bridged
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Staked % total supply
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Total supply cap: 47,897,218 MNW
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Node address
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Wallet
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CLI version
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Last activity
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Workers
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Staked
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Staking period
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Uptime
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Compensation
—MNW
Calculated vals
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Avg vals / day
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APY calculated
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If unstaked: payout
—MNW
If unstaked: loss
—MNW
Early unstaking drops your rate a tier and applies a 10% penalty on the recalculated rewards.
Calculated vals is a per-YEAR count, worked back from the APY the API reports and the MNW staked. A six-month stake still reads a year here, so it can be compared with the APY beside it.
Avg vals / day is that yearly count divided by 365, not an average of the days actually worked.
APY calculated annualises what the stake has ACTUALLY done over the days it ran, rather than projecting a finished period forward.
Compensation is scoped to the current stake run. The payout covered 1 Aug 2025 to 21 Apr 2026 and attaches to the positions that earned it, so a run begun after that window shows none.
12 months → 6 months, paid at 0.08
6 months → 3 months, paid at 0.06
3 months stays at 0.06
The 10% penalty is then applied to the recalculated total.
Current staking period
Running days counts the days that actually carried validations, not the days staked. A fresh stake takes a day or two before validations start arriving, and counting that as working time drags the APY down for work that could not yet happen.
That choice matters most on a SHORT run and fades on a long one: two startup days are 4.9% of a 41-day run and 0.5% of a year. Per position the return is untouched either way - it is MNW over stake, with no days in it - but the total weights the two positions by stake-days, so the count does move that one.
The changeover day belongs partly to each side: an upstake closes one position and opens the next within the same day, so that day sits in one of the two series rather than both.
MNW earned is validations times the rate of the position that did the work: 0.10 on a 12-month stake, 0.08 on six months, 0.06 on three.
Return is over the running days shown, NOT per year: 0.34% on an 11-day position is eleven days of earnings against the stake. It was headed APR, which conventionally means an annual rate and invited reading that 0.34% as a year's worth.
APY is that same return put on a year. The 11-day position reads 0.34% over its days and 11.31% annualised. A short position annualises from a small sample, so read it as a rate rather than a forecast.
The total weights both percentages by stake-days. A plain average would let a ten-day position count as much as a month, and APY is time-weighted on the average stake actually at work rather than a mean of figures each already annualised.
Start
Status
Nodes
Staked
Running days
Validations
MNW earned
Return %
APY %
Pays out
Daily validations
Date
Validations
MNW earned
Total
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Daily validations (earlier)
The positions this run has already closed, day by day. The CURRENT position is not in here: it has its own table above, and repeating it would double every figure a reader adds up.
An upstake closes a position and opens a new one without paying out, so the MNW these days earned is frozen until the run finally unstakes. The figures are validations times the rate of the position that did the work.
Empty when the run has no earlier position, which means this stake has not been upstaked yet.
Date
Period
Validations
MNW earned
Total
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Other stakes
Every stake on this account, closed ones included. Picking one points the whole page at it.
This list sat at the top of the Validator card and read as "your stake", while it carries every stake the account has ever had. Everything above it describes the CURRENT run, so an old stake picked here changed the cards without changing what they say they are.
Switching re-reads the node's daily validations and the figures that come from them. The Current staking period table follows the run that stake belongs to.
An account with one stake never sees this card.
Explore API
Run queries against the Trust.Supply GraphQL API. Raw JSON output. Useful for spotting what's available before building proper UI.