CryptoSailors

We run validators on Cosmos-SDK networks and build the tooling around them.

Three mainnets, consensus signing on a separate host, and monitoring we wrote because the off-the-shelf kind kept telling us everything was fine.

Mainnets
3
Axelar · Lava · CrossFi
Consensus signing
tmkms
Key on a separate host, never on the node
Slashing events
0
Across all networks
Open source
MIT
Our Lava scoreboard is public

Active mainnets

Delegate directly from the links below. Addresses are shown in full so you can verify them against a block explorer before signing anything.

Axelar

Mainnet
Chain
axelar-dojo-1
Valoper
axelarvaloper14emn7k8rk2mjzdk38cyltrk2npds2qfjmptj64

Lava Network

Mainnet
Chain
lava-mainnet-1
Valoper
lava@valoper1mxh36wxdzxjhg8zqjwm7949avzzamfkukf2e9j

CrossFi

Mainnet
Chain
crossfi-mainnet-1
Valoper
mxvaloper1exxk8n2ltxy3q44s68q9mgnw2axhzhfvu9j205

How we operate

Nothing here is unusual for a serious operator. It is listed because it is checkable, not because it is clever.

Consensus key off the node

Axelar signs through tmkms on a separate host. The validator machine holds no consensus key, so compromising it does not compromise the key.

Monitoring we had to write

Signing quality is measured from the chain itself — absent votes and nil votes counted separately, ours told apart from network-wide stalls. Off-the-shelf tools conflated them.

Public scoreboard

We publish Polli's official Lava score broken into its components, for every validator including ourselves. We currently rank 70th of 74 and the page says so.