The numbers are read straight from the contract on Base. No aggregator shows them — aggregators have price and revenue, not the machinery behind the rewards.
When someone exits staking, 10% is withheld. Those tokens become undistributed fees and drip evenly for seven days to everyone who stayed. Here is how much there is right now.
When there is nothing left to hand out, the drip stops until the next exit — the rate goes to zero. So any annual figure calculated from today's rate describes this remainder, not a year.
A staker's number of shares does not grow — their price does. The value below is recalculated every second by the same formula the contract uses, so it stays live even between transactions.
Every entry and exit changes the drip rate for everyone else. A large position leaving both adds to the undistributed fees and raises your share of them.
Quiet so far. Events will show up here on their own, no need to reload the page — on average something happens every few minutes.
The staking contract 0x288ea8Bcb51d53aD361D786EFa904C401904aF70 on Base. Our server keeps one permanent connection to a node and passes what it gets to every visitor — that way we do not load public nodes and do not depend on how many people opened the page.
Between events the share price is extrapolated in the browser itself, by the contract's formula, with no network calls. You can check any value yourself — addresses and explorers are in the sources.