X1 STAKE MANAGER
Control all your stakes: split, merge, unstake or redelegate.
What is Split?
Split allows you to divide one stake account into two separate accounts. This is useful when you want to unstake only a portion of your stake, or redelegate part of it to another validator while keeping the rest active. For example, if you have 100 XNT staked and need 30 XNT, you can split off exactly 30 XNT without touching the remaining 70 XNT.
What is Merge?
Merge combines multiple stake accounts into one. This is convenient for consolidating many small stakes into a single account for easier management. Note: you can only merge stakes that are delegated to the same validator and have the same status (both active or both inactive).
How do I move my stake to LUX8?
Use the redelegate to LUX8 button on any stake delegated to another validator. It works in two steps: 1) the stake is deactivated (a timer shows when the current epoch ends), 2) once inactive, the app offers to complete the redelegation to LUX8 with one click. There is no way to instantly switch validators on X1 — the epoch boundary wait is a network rule.
Is it safe to use this app?
Yes, absolutely safe. All interactions go directly through Solana Web3.js against the X1 RPC. This app never has access to your private keys — all transactions are signed in your wallet.
Are there any fees?
Stake Manager charges no additional fees. All transactions are sent directly to the blockchain — you only pay standard X1 network fees.
x1_stake_manager.sh
$ Click connect_wallet in the top bar to get started
Available Balance
— XNT
or
> Your Stake Accounts
x1_network.info
> network_stats
Total supply
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Circulating supply
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Inflation rate
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Daily new XNT
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Epoch
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Block height
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> stake_concentration
Percentage of total network stake controlled by the largest validators.
High concentration in few validators weakens decentralization and network resilience.
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Nakamoto coefficient — the minimum number of validators whose combined stake exceeds 33.33%, allowing them to halt consensus