Learn·Risk
Has this validator actually been dependable?
A track record cannot be backfilled, so this one says "insufficient" until it has genuinely watched long enough.
Published 2026-09-01
The chain keeps no past epochs
Bittensor does not retain historical epoch results. There is no archive to query and no vendor who can sell you one for a validator you just started caring about.
So a reliability history only covers what Taosis has watched since it started watching. That start date is shown, and it is not hidden behind a confident-looking number.
What is measured
The share of observations where the validator actually paid; the median yield rather than the mean, so one lucky epoch cannot carry the figure; the spread between best and worst; whether it lost its validator permit; and how its stake has trended.
A permit loss outranks everything else. A validator that stopped being a validator is not a good yield with an asterisk.
Why it refuses to answer
Under twelve observations or under two days, the verdict is "insufficient" and no score is given.
That is not a gap waiting to be filled by a better algorithm. It is the honest answer to a question the data cannot yet support.