📊Stats

Realtime, Powerful Information

What kind of information can I find?

📊 Stats is a powerful feature with lots of different types of information. If it's your first time using 📊 Stats, we recommend looking around to get a feel of its capabilities. 📊 Stats is structured into two categories: Global and Subnet-specific, analogous to the structure of Bittensor itself. When you first pull up the 📊 Stats page with /stats, you are met with Global level stats, providing you with a detailed snapshot of the current state of the entire protocol.

Here, you can dive deeper into the individual Subnets, or take a look at all Validators and Subnet registration/deregistration events. Then, within an individual Subnet, you are greeted with Subnet-specific stats.

You can then further dive into the Miners and Validators registered on that specific subnet, see Miner registration/deregistration events, the Miner registration cost, and eventually, the Dynamic TAO price of that subnet.

How does tao.bot get this information?

The information is sourced realtime, at the moment of your query, from our Bittensor Archive node. Depending on where you are in 📊 Stats, there is a 🔄 Refresh button if you'd like to run the query again. Validator identifying information is taken from github.com/opentensor/bittensor-delegates and bittensor.org/bittensor-validators-list

Guide

Exploring Subnets

Start by navigating to the 📊 Stats page with /stats. The 📊 Stats landing page provides a global overview of the Bittensor network. The menu provides some general statistics, such as the current price of TAO or the next halving date.

Select 🔗 Subnets. This brings up a menu of all 32 subnets on the Bittensor Protocol, each complete with in-depth statistics.

Select a subnet For the purposes of this guide, we'll select Subnet 2, also known as Bittranslate or the Translation Subnet.

Explore! From here, you view all miners and validators registered on the subnet, registrations and deregistration events, and various stats such as the registration cost.

Viewing Miners

Start by navigating to a specific subnet Navigate to the specific subnet for which you wish to see miner data. We'll continue from the previous guide with Subnet 2: Bittranslate.

Now simply select 👷 Miners This pulls up a list of all miners registered on the subnet. Here, you can see detailed stats about each miner: its hot and coldkeys, stake, rank, trust, consensus, incentive, and emissions. You can navigate the list by pressing either of the arrow keys, or press 🔍 Search to look up a miner by address.

Viewing Validators

Global Validators can be seen on both the protocol-level and on the level of subnets. To view global validators, start by navigating to the Stats page.

Select 👥 Validators This returns all active validators on the Bittensor protocol, ordered by their stake. If the validator has verified itself with bittensor.org or opentensor (@github.com/opentensor/bittensor-delegates), its name, description, and url will appear alongside its stats.

Subnet-Specific To see validators registered on a specific subnet, start by navigating to the specific subnet for which you wish to see such data. We'll continue with Subnet 2 in our example

Select 👥 Validators This will reveal a long list of all validators registered on the specific subnet. You can see their hot and coldkeys, whether they are active, stake, rank, dividends, emissions, and validator trust. If the validator is also a miner, it will also show their incentive, consensus, and trust. Navigate this page with the arrow button, or press 🔍 Search to look up a validator by hotkey.