HYPE: Hyperliquid Validators: Active, Jailed and Inactive

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Number of Hyperliquid validators by status: active, jailed, and inactive without being jailed.

Why use it. Shows how many operators secure the chain and how often validators are penalised. How to read it. More active validators means wider participation; a jump in jailed validators points to downtime or faults.

Calculation. Count of the validators Hyperliquid lists by its isActive and isJailed flags at each reading. The summary value is the active count. Ten-minute values are the reading at the end of the period; hourly and daily values are the period's last reading, and the open period shows its latest reading as a labelled partial. History starts on 8 November 2026, when our readings of the validators began; no earlier values are reconstructed. Source: our own reading of Hyperliquid's public validator summaries (each validator's stake, status, commission, uptime and the delegator APR Hyperliquid predicts), every ten minutes. Source: our own reading of Hyperliquid's public info API (no node, no third-party data): HYPE's token details every ten minutes, and the Assistance Fund's public account state and fills. The Assistance Fund is the HyperCore system account 0xfefe…fefe that converts trading fees into HYPE automatically as part of block execution; Hyperliquid's documentation says HYPE in the fund is burned, removed from the circulating and total supply.