Provenance Blockchain FAQs

You can view the latest delegations report here, but delegations are selected by individual HASH holders, who have access to resources like the Uptime page on Ping Pub to inform their decision.

The current hash price is the most recent between Osmosis and nav events (delayed), and not a weighted average between the two. Pulse does source it from Osmosis and the nav events from FM. The problem is that navs don't get published frequently enough so at times it views Osmosis data as the more recent, and you end up with the Osmosis price. CoinGecko is hitting the Figure Markets API and getting a more accurate real time price from them which is why there can be some variance.

The Provenance Blockchain handles vesting and delegation using a mathematical calculation system rather than tracking individual coin batches. Here's how the process works:

Core Principle:

Undelegated HASH is prioritized for unlocking first. When HASH is staked or delegated, it is removed from your account and becomes non-spendable until undelegated and potentially vested. Funds remaining directly in your account vest before any staked/delegated funds, ensuring vested coins become spendable as quickly as possible.

Vesting Calculation Method:

There is no discrete "unlocking process." Instead, the blockchain performs real-time calculations whenever funds are used or queried. The system determines how much should remain locked (unvested) in your account by considering:

- Original vesting amount

- Start time and end time

- Total amount currently delegated

- Current block time

Vesting Priority:

When all funds directly in your account have completed vesting, staked/delegated funds begin their vesting process. The system does not identify or prioritize specific groups or batches of coins—it processes whatever funds return to the account first.

Example Scenario 1:

- Total vesting schedule: 25 HASH

- Delegated: 15 HASH

- Remaining in account: 10 HASH

If only 4 HASH has vested: 4 HASH in your account is spendable, 6 remains locked (unvested).

If 12 HASH has vested: All 10 HASH in your account is spendable, and 2 of the delegated HASH becomes spendable once undelegated.

Example Scenario 2:

- Starting with the same 25 HASH allocation (15 delegated, 10 in account), where only 4 HASH has vested, if you delegate 7 additional HASH:

Account balance: 3 HASH (1 vested HASH has now been delegated)

If you subsequently undelegate 5 HASH: Your account contains 8 HASH, with 4 being vested and spendable

The source validator for undelegated funds is irrelevant to the vesting calculation. The system tracks quantities of unlocked HASH rather than specific coin identities.

Locked HASH cannot move. However, you could move your unlocked HASH to another wallet for separation.

Here is the API that our Explorer uses. And here is another helpful resource that shows all nodes that support RPC, REST, etc