# Staking

This page is the one to look if you want to track all the staking process: both Validators and Delegations informations on the Avalanche Network are displayed here. If you are doing one of those, or planning to: this is your place.

 To help you starting you can also check **our guides** including:

* [How to choose a Validator](https://docs.avascan.info/guide-delegation-avalanche-network/choose-validator-node-avalanche)
* [How to delegate](https://docs.avascan.info/guide-delegation-avalanche-network/guide-delegation-avax-web-wallet)
* [Staking FAQ](https://docs.avascan.info/guide-delegation-avalanche-network/faq)

And also know our [Validators](https://docs.avascan.info/guide-delegation-avalanche-network/avascan-validators).

The page is divided in two main sections: Validators and Delegations. In both sections you can **Calculate the delegation reward** and see the **Staking stats**. And also choose the numbers of rows displayed per page.

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## Calculate delegation reward

This calculator will automatically display in the three bottom sections the amount of your rewards. The rewards are expressed in: **net rewards** such as the amount of $AVAX you are going to receive; the **percentage of yield** is going to be allocated and the difference through time. You can enter the **amount of $AVAX** you are planning to delegate and the **delegation fees**; you'll obtain precise results.

![](/files/-MlErOidmAxk5J20rphc)

Validators

 In this section you can filter all the data by:

* **Free space** entering the amount of $AVAX you'll see all the validators that have at least that free space available (for example: if you enter "10 $AVAX" as a filter all the nodes that have 10 $AVAX, 11 $AVAX, 12 $AVAX etc will be displayed) 
* **Time left** selecting: any, 2 weeks, 3 month, 6 months and 9 months you'll see all the validators that have at least that time left (for example: if you enter "2 weeks" as a filter all the nodes that have 2 weeks left, 3 weeks left etc will be displayed) 
* **Fee** selecting: any, 2%, 5%, 10% and 20% you'll see all the validators with that maximum that fee (for example: if you enter "10%" as a filter all the nodes with 10%, 5% and 2% will be displayed)  
* **Max yield** selecting: any, 1%, 3% and 5% you'll see all the validators that have at least that much yield. 
* **Good uptime** by turning it on and off you'll see all the validators with at least 90% uptime observed by 30 nodes in the network
* **Claimed** by turning it on and off it will display the nodes associated with a defined identity (the ones with alias, manager and/or an icon claimed via our [Validator Claim Program](https://docs.avascan.info/programs/validator-claim))

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The total **number of active validators** is available in the top left and is always updated. The rows are displayed by:

* **Node** here you can find the ID, manager, alias and icon
* **Total stake** the amount of $AVAX currently staked both by the validator's owner and all the delegations
* **Free space** the amount of $AVAX the node can still support
* **Delegations** number of delegations
* **Start date**
* **Time left** for the validation to end
* **Fee amount**
* **Max yield** if you start delegating now until the end

![Validators page columns](/files/-MlEuIXr95Fs40RE1Uo0)

## Delegations

The total **number of active delegations** in available in the top left and is always updated. The rows are displayed by:

* **Beneficiary** the address who is delegating
* **Delegated node** the chosen validator
* **Delegated** the amount of $AVAX
* **Started on** the starting date
* **Time left** for the delegation to end

![Delegations page columns](/files/-MlF3fnULiHoVR2uuLv2)


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