Pages with detailed stats for each category

[ingria]

Summary

Pages with detailed stats for each category

Context

For each of the blockchain entities, we propose to make a separate page with detailed information to ensure real-time monitoring at tonscan.org.

Goals

Create convenient tools for monitoring new transactions, blocks and actual validators.

Deliverables

1. Validators page, including all actual validators list with their stakes and current status, and also frozen stakes.
2. Blocks page, with pagination into other blocks and a list of all transactions in the block and real-time monitoring of all actual blocks indicating their workchains, hash and txs count.
3. Transaction page, with real-time monitoring of all transactions: new tx's, TPS count, average transaction speed and

Definition of Done

• All pages are working stable and display the above information.

Reward

3000 USD in TON

Oriental Release Date

TBD

[Gusarich]

Can you explain your idea in more details please?

[alfredonodo]

Hi,
this footstep is very important to improve the statistics and transparency of TON. I hope to have it as soon as possible.
Thank you

[tonscan]

1. Validators page is now avaliable at https://tonscan.org/validators

2. We decided to merge the Transactions page and the Blocks page into a single entity since their statistics have a lot of overlap. Now it's avaliable at https://tonscan.org/blocks – as soon as the number of shardchains will increase, the page will change the way it is displayed to a tabbed system.

Example of a specific block page: https://tonscan.org/block/-1:000000000000000:32294312

• All pages are working stable and display the above information.

Wallet

EQDCH6vT0MvVp0bBYNjoONpkgb51NMPNOJXFQWG54XoIAs5Y

[alfredonodo]

Hello,
thank you very much for your important result. However, I compared your data with those of other statistics aggregators and there are some inconsistencies:

• The total number of validators, the stake of the validators and the address of their wallets are different from those of ton whales. I cannot understand why.
• The estimated APY on the validators page, about 6.2%, is different from that on your main page, about 5.2% (which is in line with that of tontech). I think it is calculated differently.

Thanks

P.S. I cannot copy and paste the list of validator wallets in order to compare them better. Is it an intended server-side block?

[ingria]

different from that on your main page

We don't have any statistical info on the main page, what page do you mean?

Anyway, 6.2% displayed on the validators page is median apy across currently active validators, while 5.2% on tontech seems to be average.

Is it an intended server-side block

No, it is not intentional. You may check validator list at toncenter

[alfredonodo]

We don't have any statistical info on the main page, what page do you mean?

Anyway, 6.2% displayed on the validators page is median apy across currently active validators, while 5.2% on tontech seems to be average.

I was referring to this main page of statistics in the staking section where 5.2% APY is reported. If 6.2% is a median and not an average as is usually reported, I think you should specify this otherwise it is misleading.

No, it is not intentional. You may check validator list at toncenter

It is not possible to copy and paste all table columns into that page either manually or programmatically (especially the wallet address column). Is there any reason for this?

Do you know why your list of validators is substantially (completely) different from that of ton whales?

Thank you

[ingria]

Is there any reason for this?

This is a peculiarity of html rendering - we are using pseudo-elements, which are not interactive in modern browsers. It is possible to get the values programmatically:

console.table(
    Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.validators-table tr')).slice(1)
        .map((row) => Array.from(row.querySelectorAll('td'))
            .map((cell) => cell.innerText || cell.querySelector('a').href.split('/').at(-1)
        ))
) 

Do you know why your list of validators is substantially (completely) different from that of ton whales

No idea, we'll look into this

[tonscan]

Do you know why your list of validators is substantially (completely) different from that of ton whales?

Yeah, we found the problem, get method of the Elector returns the stake value without considering the returned part. So we'll try to get this data in another way soon. Thanks.

[tonscan]

Do you know why your list of validators is substantially (completely) different from that of ton whales?

https://tonscan.org/validators

Fixed.

[alfredonodo]

Do you know why your list of validators is substantially (completely) different from that of ton whales?

https://tonscan.org/validators

Fixed.

Thank you. However, the values are still different from those of the ton whales. In particular, the number of validators and their stakes are different, it could be due to the different time of analysis. Also, there are many wallets that are not listed (I do not know which list is correct). For example, the following wallets should be the same:
Ef8W1vCpA1tr9xr6QSXSxcVSdn1Sm7SYX_PCWQdClaWhales->tonscan
Ef-m2UP6rg1Izra_yzSOvPboEem9d2HFzdWarnuNvrWhales->ton whales->Whale nominators #2
Moreover, in their case the sum of the stakes weight is 98.83%, while in yours it is 46.46%.

[delovoyhomie]

@tonscan, could you please tell me what's your progress? How much work is left to do?