Weight
Active stake per vote account comes straight from a Solana RPC node via getVoteAccounts and is re-read roughly every ten minutes. Accounts with no active stake are not charted.
Solana mainnet · staked validators · refreshed often
Where Solana's stake sits on the globe
Each validator is pinned to the place its server reports from. Larger circles hold more stake; deeper-tinted nations carry a larger slice of the network.
Plate I
The world chart
Narrow the survey by node software, Jito participation, host or a name. Click a circle or a nation to list who is there.
stake held in a city
Stake in view—
Nations—
Cities—
Three largest cities—of the stake in view
Plate II
Gazetteer of nations and cities
The figures the chart is drawn from. Choose any line to mark it on the chart and open its roster; the selections above still apply.
By nation
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Plate III
Who owns the ground
Borders are one kind of concentration; landlords are another. Here stake is grouped by the firm that holds each server's IP block. A single outage or rule change at a big host can knock many validators offline together.
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Appendix
Notes on the survey
How each mark on the chart was made, and where it can mislead.
Position
Coordinates, city, nation and host firm are IP-based estimates published by Stakewiz. Treat them as approximate: a listed city may be where a provider is registered rather than where the machine stands. Validators with no position still count toward totals but get no circle.
Software & base map
Client lineage is read from the clientId each node announces over gossip (getClusterNodes); the Jito flag is from Stakewiz. Coastlines are Natural Earth 1:110m via the world-atlas package, on a plain equirectangular grid. Very small territories such as Singapore appear only as circles.