the commission the staking provider takes? where is the APR% mentioned?
Yes you are correct, that's the commission that the validators take from your rewards 🙂 The APY is about 10% across all validators 🙂
thanks. i don't understand why the approx 10% APY is not specified anywhere. people are just supposed to know? seems strange
You can find the APY here https://www.stakingrewards.com/earn/oasis-network/ 🙂
thanks again. I have looked through the list of validators and cannot see "verified badge" anywhere. what does it look like?
What verified badge?
Under "How to chose the right Rose validator" it says "At Staking Rewards we have pre-vetted a bunch of validators in Oasis Network. Browse through the list above and search for the verified badge. These validators are registered with Staking Rewards and are considered reliable"
Oh, I see. This is a third party service, so I'm not very familiar with it. But it looks like they are registering certain validators in their "providers" tab, across all networks. It seems a bit unintuitive that you can't really filter on one network, but the validators I see they have registered are mostly validators I myself consider to be quality validators.
Ok thanks. Is it better if there are more or less "delegators" when chosing a staking provider?
Generally speaking, there's a balance to be had. It's optimal for the network if the different validators have a similar stake, and that a few validators don't tower above the rest, in order to achieve better decentralization when it comes to governance of the network. On a personal note I bet you wouldn't want to pick a validator that is in danger of having too little stake to be in the consensus committee, as only validators in the consensus committee actually receive staking rewards. However, that being said I think you can freely pick from the ones registered in this list. They are mostly upper tier validators.
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