StakerHouse
BlockX
BCX · blockx_19191-1 Active as of 7 Oct, 20:41 UTC
A versatile blockchain hub for web3.0 applications, offering seamless connectivity across various chains. Developers can leverage Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Cosmos compatibility to build decentralized applications, while users benefit from fast transactions, low gas fees, and high staking rewards in an all-inclusive ecosystem.
Our validator
- Status
- Active
- Commission
- 12 %
- Signed blocks, last window
- 39,915 / 40,000 · 99.78 %
- Delegators
- 3
- Voting share
- 3.63 %
- Operator address
- blockxvaloper1sxajttt0ehe0awvxaeykfv2vygw279qsapj9xz
- Consensus address
- blockxvalcons147u677fp2757k0ra9jy69c5339jn88gsscv6y2
- Explorer
- cosmotracker.com
as of 7 Oct, 20:41 UTC
How to stake
- Open our validator's staking page and connect your wallet. Stake BCX
- Choose an amount and confirm the delegation in your wallet. The tokens stay in your account; you can undelegate at any time, subject to the chain's unbonding period.
Public endpoints
- RPC https://blockx-rpc.stakerhouse.com not checked yet
- REST https://blockx-rest.stakerhouse.com not checked yet
- gRPC blockx-grpc.stakerhouse.com:443 gRPC cannot be timed from a browser
- chain-idblockx_19191-1
- latest block48,347,983
- CORSallow-origin: *
Node resources
Our node docs for this chain.
Governance votes
Votes our validator cast on BlockX.
Votes are recorded from 7 Oct 2026.
Questions
How long does unbonding take on BlockX?
Undelegating starts the chain's unbonding period, which BlockX governance sets. During it your BCX earn no rewards and cannot be transferred; afterwards they are free in your wallet again.
How do staking rewards accrue?
Rewards accrue with every block in proportion to your stake, minus our commission shown above. They wait in your account until you claim them.
What does non-custodial mean?
Delegating is an on-chain instruction from your own account. Your BCX never leave your wallet; StakerHouse cannot move or withdraw them, and only you can undelegate.
What happens if the validator goes down?
A validator that misses too many blocks in the chain's slashing window is jailed and slashed by the chain. Our monitoring tools alert us to missed blocks. If downtime on our side ever causes a slash, we refund the slashed amount to the affected delegators in full.