Solana validator network report

Solana Validator Decentralization Report

Understand Solana validator decentralization through stake distribution, superminority risk, and Nakamoto coefficient context.

Data source

Solana Gossip + vote accounts

Updated May 05, 2026, 04:16 PM UTC

Active stake

425.1M SOL

Superminority

19 validators

33.5%

Nakamoto coefficient

19

Top stake

3.5%

Figment

Top stake concentration

Largest validator stake shares in the current active set.

0-100%

#1 Figment

15M SOL

3.5%

#2 Helius

14.3M SOL

3.4%

#3 binance staking

12.8M SOL

3%

#4 Jupiter

12.2M SOL

2.9%

#5 Ledger by Figment

8.8M SOL

2.1%

#6 Bitwise Onchain Solutions

7.4M SOL

1.7%

#7 Everstake

7.3M SOL

1.7%

#8 Forward Industries

6.8M SOL

1.6%

#9 Galaxy

6.8M SOL

1.6%

#10 Staking Facilities | MEV 🔥

6.6M SOL

1.6%

Key signal

Stake distribution

The report explains how delegated stake concentration changes the shape of validator power on Solana.

Key signal

Superminority boundary

The superminority view identifies the smallest leading set that crosses one third of active stake.

Key signal

Nakamoto coefficient

Nakamoto context helps compare how many independent validators matter before consensus resilience is at risk.

What this report answers

This page helps delegators, operators, and researchers assess whether Solana validator stake is broadly distributed or concentrated among a small set of validators. Use it for the decentralization overview, then open the live table for current validator rows.

How to read the data

Validators Solutions combines vote-account stake, validator identity metadata, Solana Gossip data, and current epoch context. The static page explains the interpretation, and the live table exposes the current snapshot with stake share, cumulative stake, commission, status, version, and network metadata.

How operators use it

Delegators can use decentralization signals to avoid adding stake to already dominant operators. Infrastructure teams can use the same context to understand where independent validators, client versions, and network operators are concentrated.