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Polkadot Dashboards Network

Overview​

This document demonstrated various Polkadot network dashboards, offering insights into shared security, staking rates, validator dynamics, and staking pools. These dashboards aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Polkadot ecosystem's economic and consensus mechanisms, emphasizing network participation, security, and decentralization.

Authored by @ colorfulnotion

Polkadot Shared Security of the Network​

View On Dune: Polkadot Shared Security of the Network

The Polkadot - Shared Security of the Network dashboard showcases the staking and validator dynamics within the Polkadot network. It emphasizes various aspects of network security, such as staking rates, validator nomination pools, and the minimum and maximum stakes required for validators. This dashboard visualizes data trends over time, reflecting the network's stake distribution and the participation of validators and nominators. It serves as an essential indicator of network participation, security, and decentralization.

Polkadot - Network Staking Rate Chart​

This chart analyzes the Polkadot network's staking rate over time, focusing on the ratio of total staked tokens to total issued tokens. It shows the portion of the network's capital used for securing the blockchain, a key metric for assessing network engagement and security.

Polkadot - Nominators & Validators & Pools Chart​

The chart tracks the number of active validators, nominators, and staking pools. This data helps visualize the network's decentralization and stakeholder participation, crucial for understanding the robustness of Polkadot's staking ecosystem.

Polkadot Minimum and Maximum Validator Stakes​

This chart represents the stake distribution among validators in the Polkadot network on a monthly basis. It illustrates the minimum, average, and maximum stakes held by validators, providing a clear visualization of the variance and spread within the validator pool. Additionally, it highlights the stake concentration by showing the difference between the highest and lowest stakes as a percentage of the total stake, offering insights into the network's staking dynamics and the level of decentralization.