The tburn.io/validator page is a live intelligence dashboard for the TBURN blockchain. It shows every computer ("node") helping run the network — where it is in the world, how well it's performing, and how much it's trusted by the system.
Right now the network shows 125 active validators spread across 10 countries, 11 data centers, and 11 regions — running at Epoch 585.
125Total Nodes
585Current Epoch
92,654Network TPS
42Nakamoto Coeff.
What each part of the screen means
🗺 Global Node Topology
World map showing where all 125 validators are physically located. Numbers on the map = how many nodes are in that cluster. Wider spread = more resilient network.
🔢 Nakamoto Coefficient: 42
How many validators would need to collude to attack the network. 42 means at least 42 separate parties would have to work together to cause harm. Higher = safer.
📈 Stake Concentration
Bar chart showing how much of the total stake is held by Top 1, Top 10, Top 19, and Others. A healthy network has "Others" as the longest bar — power is well spread out.
🏷 Validator Matrix
The table listing every validator by name, location, trust score, software version, active stake, and real-time latency (e.g. 72ms / 0.0% missed blocks).
✅ Trust Score
A percentage grade (e.g. 94.9%) showing how reliably a validator has done its job. Higher = more trustworthy. Used to rank validators and calculate rewards.
🟠 Delegate Button
Clicking "Delegate" lets you stake your TBURN tokens with that validator to earn a share of their rewards. You're lending your trust (and tokens) to back them.
Think of each validator in the matrix (Pioneer SA-1125, Pioneer USW-1057, etc.) as a dedicated referee computer. Its job every few milliseconds:
- 1Receive a batch of new transactions from users across the world
- 2Verify each one is legitimate (correct signature, sufficient balance, no double-spend)
- 3Vote with other validators to agree on the final version of the next block
- 4Permanently stamp that block into the TBURN chain
- 5Earn TBURN rewards for doing it correctly and quickly
The Performance column shows latency (e.g. 35ms) and missed-block rate (0.0%). Lower latency and 0% missed = top-tier validator.
How TBURN's validator network compares
| Network |
Consensus |
Validators / Nodes |
TPS (live/peak) |
Nakamoto Coeff. |
Stake Model |
| TBURN |
PoS + Sharding |
125 active |
92,654 TPS |
42 |
Delegated PoS |
| Ethereum |
PoS (Casper) |
~1,000,000 validators |
~15–30 TPS |
~200+ |
Solo / LST staking |
| Solana |
PoH + PoS |
~1,800 validators |
~4,000 TPS (65K peak) |
~19 |
Delegated PoS |
| Avalanche |
Snowball PoS |
~1,700 validators |
~4,500 TPS |
~27 |
Min 2,000 AVAX stake |
| BNB Chain |
PoSA |
21 active validators |
~2,200 TPS |
~8 |
Top-21 elected |
| Cosmos Hub |
Tendermint BFT |
180 active validators |
~10,000 TPS |
~7 |
Delegated PoS |
| Bitcoin |
Proof of Work |
~15,000+ nodes |
~7 TPS |
~4 (mining pools) |
Mining (no validators) |
Note: TBURN's 92,654 TPS figure reflects its 256-shard parallel architecture. Nakamoto Coefficient of 42 is notably strong compared to BNB Chain (8) and Cosmos (7), meaning TBURN requires significantly more collusion to compromise. Ethereum's higher coefficient reflects its massive validator count but much lower throughput.
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Geographic diversity — validators span 10 countries across 6 continents, running on Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Equinix, and others. No single provider dominates.
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Trust Score transparency — each validator is graded publicly (92–95% range visible now). Poor performers get fewer delegations, creating natural market accountability.
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Nakamoto Coefficient of 42 — higher than BNB (8), Cosmos (7), and Solana (19). The network is structurally more resistant to coordinated attacks.
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Live performance data — latency per validator shown in real time (32–72ms range). Investors and delegators can make data-driven staking decisions directly from the dashboard.
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Open delegation — any TBURN holder can click "Delegate" to back a validator and earn proportional rewards, with no minimum stake requirement shown.
View Live Validator Dashboard ↗
📦 Quick Reference Summary
Validator
A computer that verifies transactions and adds them to the TBURN blockchain. Gets rewarded for good performance, penalized for bad.
Trust Score
A live grade (0–100%) showing how reliably a validator has done its job. Higher score = more rewards, more delegations.
Nakamoto Coeff.
How many independent parties would need to collude to attack the network. TBURN's score of 42 is among the strongest in its class.
Delegate
Staking your TBURN tokens with a validator to share in their rewards. You don't run any hardware — you just back their node.
92,654 TPS
Live network throughput. The speed at which TBURN processes transactions — far above Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Bitcoin.