Latest updates

What delegating to a validator returns

You could see how big a validator was, never what delegating to it returned. Those numbers are on the page now, measured on what the chain paid out over the last 7 days.

• Yield on the validators listA sortable APY column, so you can rank validators by what they return instead of by their size.
• What it pays out each dayOn a validator's page: the TAO shared with its delegators per day, and the share it keeps as commission.
• Subnet by subnetA validator does not return the same everywhere. Its page now breaks the yield down for each subnet it validates.
• A Validators tab on every subnetThe same question the other way round: on this subnet, who validates it and what has each one returned. Ranked by yield, so "who do I delegate to here" is answered on the page you are already on.

Light mode is fixed, across the whole app

In light mode a lot of cards, borders, separators and hover states were painted white on white, so they were simply not there. They are back, everywhere. The six accent themes had a related problem: their green and red were tuned for dark mode, which left a P&L column close to unreadable in light. Dark mode has not changed.

A first visit is about a third lighter

The app sends about a third less data the first time you open it, so pages appear sooner. The difference is biggest on a slow connection or on a phone.

The app speaks your language further in

A few places were still English whatever language you picked, or left to your browser to guess.

• Column pickersThe list you open to show and hide columns was in English, even though the table header right above it was translated.
• Relative datesThe Date column of every activity table, and the blocks table, said "5m ago" and "3d ago" in English.
• Dates and timesThey follow your chosen language now instead of your browser's guess, so the same block reads the same way for everyone.
• Signing messagesCancelling a signature, a locked wallet or a missing signer all reported in English. They are translated now.
• FrenchFrench wording was made consistent throughout.

Tables keep what you set, and what they were showing

A few improvements to the data tables.

• Hidden columns are remembered everywhereA few tables remembered the order of your columns but not the ones you had hidden, so your choice came back on reload. Your existing settings still work, there is nothing to redo.
• A failed refresh no longer wipes the pageThe subnets and validators tables refresh themselves just after they appear, and if that refresh failed, the rows already on your screen were replaced by an error message. They stay now, with a note that they may be out of date and a button to retry.
• Favorites on top, only when you wantThe subnets table floats your favorites above everything, which is handy until you sort by a metric and their rank starts jumping around. A new button by the Favorites filter turns that off, so favorites sit at their real rank while you compare, then back on when you want them leading. It remembers your choice.

Usable with a keyboard, and named for screen readers

The trade cart only looked closed: its buttons, Execute included, could still be reached with Tab from behind the panel. The expandable row on your portfolio holdings was mouse-only, two tables could not be sorted from the keyboard, and several checkboxes had no name a screen reader could read out.

The paths where a mistake costs TAO

Four fixes worth naming.

• Smart Actions prices what it submitsIt set its price limit from the market price before your trade instead of the price you would actually get, so your slippage tolerance had to cover your own trade's impact and the chain rejected the larger parts of a batch. Every other trade screen already did this correctly.
• The large-trade confirmation no longer disappearsWhen the TAO price was briefly unavailable, the confirmation step went quiet and a large swap could go straight through. It now uses the last known price, and still asks when the value cannot be worked out.
• The network you are signing is namedThe confirmation dialog identified the chain with a long line of raw characters that nobody checks by eye. It now names the network, and warns you explicitly if it does not recognise it.
• Creating a wallet no longer freezes the tabGoing back a step while creating a wallet emptied the seed words, and continuing from there could lock the tab up.

A cleaner, fully controllable delegations table

The Delegations tab on any validator now has proper pagination, search, group-by-account, and column controls, matching the subnet holders table. The subnet column is split into a dedicated UID column and the subnet logo + name, and stake amounts show in full instead of K/M shorthand.

No more jumping back to the top

Changing page, sorting, filtering, or switching tabs on the explore and portfolio tables now keeps your scroll position instead of yanking you back to the top of the page.

The glossary is live: every metric, defined

New page, available at glossary and from the footer: every single metric the app displays, with its exact formula, the caveats that make it read differently from other explorers, and the exact API request that returns it. Each definition has its own link, and llms.txt publishes the whole reference in an agent-readable format, so tools and LLMs can fetch precise definitions and the calls behind them.

Closed positions keep their APY and PnL

Selling out of a subnet used to erase it from your portfolio balances, and its APY and PnL went with it. The new "Show closed" button, next to Hide dust, brings those positions back as zero-balance rows, with their all-time APY and their PnL. One caveat worth knowing: leaving a subnet through a swap carries your cost basis over to the destination subnet, so realized PnL can legitimately read 0 on such a row.