Reading the pages

A guide to every page of app.roundbeat.com: what each one shows, where the numbers come from and how to share exactly what you are looking at.

Finding your way

The sidebar has two sections, Workspace and Ethereum, with Settings at the bottom. (A Canton section appears only when Canton monitoring is on; it is off on mainnet.)

Workspace

Overview (is the data live, and how much Roundbeat watches), Command Center, and, once signed in, My Validators and My Alerts.

Ethereum

Lido Overview, one page per module (Curated v1, SimpleDVT, CSM, Curated v2), stVaults (marked Soon, no data yet), Block Analysis, Sync Committees, Alerts and Contracts.

Settings

Your account, your organization and its members, and billing.

Most pages keep their state in the URL (the time window, filters, the open tab), so a copied URL opens the same view. Operator names link to their operator pages.

Command Center

app.roundbeat.com/command: what needs attention across Lido in the last 24 hours. It refreshes every 30 seconds.

• Headline figures: Validators (active, of those deposited), Operators (with validators, of those registered), Effectiveness, Proposals and Alerts 24h.
• Alerts, with two tabs: Needs attention and Activity.
• Modules: the four modules side by side over 24 hours.
• Movers: the operators whose effectiveness changed most, or the highest and lowest, with a module filter.
• Watchlist: your organization’s monitored operators, then the ones you starred. Star an operator with the star next to its name in the module and sync committee tables; stars are kept in this browser only.

Lido Overview

app.roundbeat.com/lido: Lido’s Ethereum staking modules in one place.

• Headline figures: Active validators, Stake, Operators (with validators, of those registered), Effectiveness and Consolidated (Curated v1 validators consolidated into Curated v2).
• Modules table: per module the operators, active validators, stake and its share, average effective balance, effectiveness and slashings.
• Block proposals & MEV: success rate, missed proposals, MEV revenue and MEV-Boost share, then missed proposals by module.
• Recent events of the last 24 hours, critical and warning by default; Show info adds the rest.

Module pages

One page per module, each with the module’s headline figures and a table of its operators. Every table can be searched, filtered and sorted, and exported with Export CSV (the rows currently shown).

Curated v1 Operators

app.roundbeat.com/curated. Figures include Consolidated out and Exited (which excludes consolidations: they are not exits). A migration panel links to Curated v2. Filter by migration stage; sort by stake, validators, migration, effectiveness, depositable keys or name. The Keys column reads “N depositable / N exited”.

SimpleDVT Clusters

app.roundbeat.com/dvt. Each row is a cluster, with an Obol or SSV chip. A strip shows stake by technology; filter by technology and cluster state, and show exited clusters with a toggle.

CSM Operators

app.roundbeat.com/csm. An Operator size strip groups operators by their number of validators (1, 2–10, 11–100, 101–1,000 or more than 1,000); press a bar to filter. Empty operators are hidden until you show them. The table has pages of 50. Depositable keys are not reported for CSM.

Curated v2 Operators

app.roundbeat.com/curated-v2. Figures include At 2,048 cap and Consolidated in.

• Effective balance distribution: validators by effective balance (32, 33–512, 513–1,024, 1,025–2,047 and 2,048 ETH). Press a bar to filter the table.
• Curated v1 → v2 migration: the share of Curated v1 validators consolidated, queue wait, drain ETA, next batch and ETH moved, and a bar of consolidated, in flight, requested but not queued, not yet requested and rejected. Stake sources splits the stake into consolidations, 32 ETH deposits and top-ups or rewards.
• Operators table: validators, stake, consolidation progress, effectiveness and migration stage. Filter by stage or operator type; reserved sub-operators are hidden until you show them. Group puts each operator’s sub-operators together; vs v1 compares each operator’s effectiveness with its Curated v1 predecessor.

Operator page

/operator/<module>/<id>, for example app.roundbeat.com/operator/4/36. Everything the chain says about one operator, public and shareable.

Header

The module and operator ID, the name with its Curated v2 type chip, a status dot, the reward address and the credentials (“0x02 · 2,048 ETH max” or “0x01 · 32 ETH max”). Chips flag what is in motion: Pending, Exiting, Consolidating, Inactive since, Stuck. Share copies a link; Monitor adds the operator to your monitors.

Figures and panels

• Validators, Stake, Pending, then Avg EB on Curated v2 or Depositable on 0x01 modules.
• Effectiveness, Proposals, MEV, then At 2,048 cap on Curated v2 or Exited on 0x01 modules.
• Attestation performance: head, target and source hit rates, Online or Degraded.
• Validator status, Block proposals, MEV analysis (window 7d, 30d or since the start) and Upcoming duties (proposals in the next epoch or two, and sync committee membership).
• Curated v1 operators show where they are migrating to; Curated v2 operators show Inbound migration from their Curated v1 operator, step by step (Requested, Queued, Source exited, Completed). Press a step to see its events.

Tabs

The open tab is in the URL as ?tab=:

Time window on Proposals and Events

The Proposals and Events tabs have a time window, with the same chips as Block Analysis: 24h, 7d, 30d or All. All is the default: the operator’s whole record since Roundbeat’s data starts. The count line above the list says which window it covers, for example “15 missed proposals · last 7d”, or “47 missed proposals · since Mar 7, 2026” for All (Solstice, Curated v1 operator 17, snapshot of 13 Oct 2026).

The window is one setting for both tabs, kept in the URL as ?window= (All is never written). It stays when you switch tabs and travels in a shared link. On the Events tab the chips come first; the On-chain events panel under them always shows all time, and says so.

Block Analysis

app.roundbeat.com/blocks: block proposals by Lido operators. Pick the window (24h, 7d, 30d or All; default 7d) and the modules.

• Proposals, Success rate, Missed proposals, MEV rewards. A Partial data note appears when part of the window is not indexed.
• Missed proposals by operator, with each operator’s latest missed slots.
• Upcoming proposals, as far ahead as the beacon chain publishes them, and Relay distribution.
• Blocks table: slot, operator, validator, status, gas, transactions, MEV and relays. A block with no relay reads Local (see Local in the tables); one that left a relay bid untaken shows the bid in amber (missed bids).

Slot page

/blocks/<slot>, for example app.roundbeat.com/blocks/15381999: one slot’s proposal (Proposed, Missed, Upcoming or No Lido proposal), how the block was built, its MEV reward or the best bid it did not take, and a Lido policy check of the fee recipient and relay.

Sync Committees

app.roundbeat.com/sync: Lido validators in the current and next sync committees (512 seats, about 27 hours each). The figures show Lido members and their share of the seats, operators, and when the period ends. Switch between Current, Next and Previous; Previous opens the history, the most recent period first. The table lists each operator’s validators in the committee, with a Watched toggle for your starred operators.

Alerts feed

app.roundbeat.com/alerts: every validator and staking-module event across Lido, public. The window defaults to 24h. Definitions opens a sheet explaining each type.

• Critical, Warning, Info counts and Operators affected, then Needs attention.
• Events: critical and warning by default; add info with its chip (?info=1). Filter by module, type and operator, or group repeated events. Pages of 50.
• Low depositable keys warnings for CSM are left out: CSM does not report depositable keys per operator.

The feed shows events whether or not anyone alerts on them. To be notified, set up a rule; the alert types page lists the same events by rule type.

Contracts

app.roundbeat.com/contracts: Lido’s contract addresses, grouped into Core Protocol, one group per module, the Curated v1 → v2 consolidation contracts and Other. Search by name or address. Badges confirm an address against the StakingRouter or show when a contract was upgraded.

My Validators

app.roundbeat.com/my-validators (signed in): your organization’s monitors with their state, events and upcoming duties. Add monitor is here. A withdrawal-address monitor opens a page like an operator page, with the same three tabs, and is visible only to your organization. Its events include a Back online event for each offline key that returns.

Shared links and highlights

Every page can be shared as it is, and a link can point at exactly the rows that matter: a missed slot, a validator, an event.

Share a page, a panel or a tab

Share in a page header copies the page’s link; the link icon in a panel or tab header copies a link to that panel or tab. The control confirms with Link copied. On a touch screen, operator pages and Block Analysis offer Share link and Select rows; elsewhere the phone’s share sheet opens.

Highlight rows

Hover a row and press its handle to add it to the link (shift-click selects a range, ⌘/Ctrl-click adds or removes one). A pill counts the highlighted rows and copies the link. You can highlight slots in blocks tables and on slot pages, validators in the Validators tab, and events in the Events tab, on-chain events and the alerts feed.

The hl parameter

The highlighted rows travel in the URL as hl, a comma-separated list:

slot.<slot>

A block-proposal slot, for example slot.15381999.

val.<index>

A validator index, for example val.2367208.

ev.<id>

An event: an indexed event’s number (ev.1072170), or an on-chain event’s transaction hash and log index with a dash (ev.0x5f…a1-12).

A link holds at most 20 items; extras are dropped, as are duplicates and anything malformed. Numbers lose leading zeros and hashes must be lower-case. A value longer than 4,096 characters is ignored by the link preview. Changing the view (tab, window, filter, sort, page) drops hl: it belongs to the view it was shared in.

Example: two proposals on an operator’s Proposals tab.

https://app.roundbeat.com/operator/4/36?tab=proposals&hl=slot.15381999,slot.15370940

Opening a shared link

The page scrolls to the shared rows, tints them and pulses three times (not with reduced motion). Highlighted items that are not on the page are counted by the pill, which can list them. A line at the top names the shared view, including the tab’s time window.

Link previews

In Slack, Telegram and other chats, a shared link unfolds into a preview card. A link with highlights names up to 5 highlighted slots or validators and counts the rest. A link to an operator’s missed proposals states the count the link opens, in the link’s window. On 13 Oct 2026, Solstice’s link with &window=7d previewed as “Solstice missed 15 proposals in 7 days”, and the same link without a window as “Solstice missed 47 proposals since Mar 7, 2026”.

Colours and thresholds

Colours mark state, never decoration. Every coloured value also has its number or a word.