Pick a validator. See its guild's stake stand against three rivals at epoch close.
Delegated stake per guild, hoisted from the same floor line at epoch close. Illustrative: 412,800 staked across 4 guilds and 1,024 validators.
How it's measured
Each validator belongs to a guild. At epoch close, the stake delegated to every guild is summed and raised as a column from the shared datum. Select any node to see which column is yours.
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Epoch close board
Four guilds queue for the hoist every 32 slots. Rows flip as each column is raised and measured.
A constellation you can walk through
The scene above is the whole validator set: 1,024 spheres in four guild committees, with attestation lines flashing from each slot's proposer. The lattice view lays the same set flat, so you can search an index, follow its committee and hoist its guild at epoch close.
The chain at the dock
Guild Orbit's lattice is illustrative. The chain it is moored to is read directly: the busiest pools and newest listings on {{ chain.name }}, each labelled with its source and the block it was read at.
How a guild's stake is hoisted
Guild Orbit measures one thing: how much stake each guild carries at epoch close. Every guild is lifted from the same floor line and read against the same tick scale, so the comparison is by height alone.
One crate per guild
At epoch close each guild's delegations are packed as one manifest and lifted off the floor line to the measuring berth. The crane runs that step for the Gantry Guild.
The rules
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Every node carries a plate
Each validator is drawn as a sphere set into a riveted plate with its stencilled index. The yellow notch on the rim marks its most recent attestation. In the lattice, the selected node gets a yellow ring; its guild's column is the one hoisted.
Guilds, validators, stake, attestation records, epochs and slots. They follow fixed rules so every hoist can be replayed, and none of them is read from a chain.
The block head, pool volumes, reserves, trade counts and listing times on the home page. Each is labelled with its source and the block or time it was read at.