About the Hub
Open Solana Hub combines plain-English Solana education with the open Validator Transparency Dashboard. It is written for two audiences at once: people who are new to Solana and want to understand before they act, and delegators, researchers, and operators who want clear metrics without marketing noise.
How the two parts fit together
The learning pages explain blockchain, wallets, safety, and staking without assuming a technical background. The Validator assessment section is the Validator Transparency Dashboard: all-time stability scores from daily full-network snapshots, commission history, voting consistency, and stake-pool splits for every mainnet validator. Education first, data when you need it – staking remains an optional last step, and the Hub never recommends a specific validator.
Who built it
I am Andrii, known in the Solana community as AndrewInUA. I operate a Solana validator on mainnet and build open tools for delegators – not as a traditional software developer, but as someone who cares about transparency, clear language, and bridges between complex systems and everyday users.
Before Solana I worked in journalism and communications. I joined the network in 2022 looking for resilient, meaningful infrastructure. The Hub is one way I pay that forward: explain first, let you explore, let you decide.
Related projects
- How to assess validators – guide to open metrics before you delegate
- Validator Transparency Dashboard – browse and assess any mainnet validator
- Validator Metrics Widget – embed live stats on your site
- Solana validator resources – guides and assets
- andrewinua.com – validator home and delegation info
What this is not
Not financial advice, not a promise of returns, not a substitute for doing your own checks. When you are ready to assess validators, use open metrics; when you stake, you remain in control of your wallet.
Contact
- Telegram: @AndrewInUA
- GitHub: AndrewInUA
- X: @Andrew_In_UA