Consensus performance
Under Zug consensus, rewards depend on block proposals and finality signatures. Over 99% is excellent.
HC-CSPR is an independent Casper Network validator, personally built, hosted and maintained for years. Every number on this site is pulled live from the chain — no estimates dressed up as facts.
Performance, rewards and stake straight from the Casper blockchain via CSPR.cloud. Nothing here is simulated or hand-typed.
Under Zug consensus, rewards depend on block proposals and finality signatures. Over 99% is excellent.
Delegator rewards are paid on top and compound into each delegator's stake automatically.
recording on this server since launch.
Casper allows up to 1,200 delegators per validator.
of the staking rewards go to the operator. 90% are yours — added to your stake every two hours.
Your yield = network yield × (1 − fee) × performance. A low fee is worth nothing if the node misses blocks.
There are validators with 0–5% fees. Here is honestly why HC-CSPR charges 10% — and what you get for it.
HC-CSPR has been running a Casper node for years — through protocol upgrades, network changes and the move to Casper 2.0. Experience is what keeps a validator in the active set when things get rough.
The validator runs on dedicated hardware that I host and maintain myself — not on a shared, oversold cloud instance. I control every layer: hardware, operating system, node software, keys and monitoring.
Since Casper 2.0 (Zug consensus), rewards are calculated individually for every validator from its block proposals and finality signatures. A node that is fast and always online earns more for its delegators — use the comparison tool to see the effect with live numbers.
Running a validator properly costs real money and time every month. A sustainable fee means the node keeps running long-term — instead of a 0% teaser that has to be raised later or a validator that quietly disappears.
Casper upgrades are activated at a fixed era. Missing one means falling out of consensus. Upgrades are prepared in advance and applied on time, and the node is watched around the clock.
Questions about delegating, rewards or undelegating? Write directly to info@hc-cspr.ch and get an answer from the operator — not from a ticket system.
Uses the live network yield, HC-CSPR's current commission and its measured 30-day performance. Rewards on Casper compound automatically every era.
Minimum delegation is 500 CSPR.
Estimate only, not a promise. Network yield = annual staking issuance × total supply ÷ total staked CSPR (live from CSPR.cloud). Real rewards fluctuate per era with validator performance, total network stake and issuance. Fiat values use the current CSPR price and ignore price changes. Transaction fees (2.5 CSPR per delegation / undelegation) are not included.
Delegating is not sending. Your CSPR stays in your own account and is locked into the protocol's auction contract — HC-CSPR can never move, spend or withdraw it.
Install the Casper Wallet or connect a Ledger, then fund it from an exchange or buy CSPR directly on CSPR.live.
Go to the HC-CSPR validator page or paste the public key above into the delegate dialog.
Enter your amount, keep a few CSPR for fees, sign in your wallet. Your first rewards appear within 2–3 eras.
Delegate, undelegate and redelegate with Casper Wallet, Ledger or the CLI.
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ExploreEvery common question about rewards, fees, risks, lock-ups and HC-CSPR.
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BrowseCheck HC-CSPR independently on the official explorer — stake, fee, performance and every reward.
Open on CSPR.liveHC-CSPR publishes its identity using the Casper Account Info Standard, so explorers can display name, logo and website.
View account-info.jsonYour CSPR never leaves your wallet. You keep full custody, can undelegate at any time and your rewards are added to your stake automatically every era.