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Terra 2 validator voting

Voting times, recurring sequences and shared voting authority, from the chain’s beginning through the captured block. Select a pair below to inspect every matching proposal and its transactions.

What the records show

Common ownership or management: ranked assessment

Compare validator voting

All identified validator addresses are screened. Matching choices, timing and execution authority are measured separately. Click a row for the complete sequence, including exceptions.

Validator pair
Current / last known labels		Shared proposalsSame choiceWithin 60sWithin 5mTypical signed delay
B after A		Most repeated delay band
±5 minutes

The delay band is selected from the observed data. Its ±5-minute width is different from voting within five minutes of each other. Counts are descriptive; they are not probabilities of collusion.

Shared voting authority

These records identify wallets authorized to vote for several validators, and any captured transactions exercising that authority. Authorization, use and reward destinations are shown separately.

Coverage and verification

How the comparison works

Successful governance votes are extracted from transaction messages and checked against emitted vote events. The comparison includes historically registered operator addresses after creation; votes from other addresses are excluded. Historical bonded status has not been reconstructed. Weighted votes are compared as complete allocation vectors. Failed transactions are excluded.

Each pair is compared only on proposals where both voted. First and last recorded ballots are available separately. All delays use UTC block inclusion time, not signing time. Simultaneous inclusion does not establish which person acted first.

Validator addresses survive renames and possible changes of operator. Current names, genesis names and dated name changes are preserved separately. A new name is not evidence of a new owner; an unchanged address is not evidence of unchanged ownership.

The analysis also checks fixed delays, changing lead order, yearly and quarterly patterns, common execution wallets and multi-validator transactions. Proposal-specific timing and choice baselines, exploratory shuffles, and complete exceptions are available in the analytical outputs.

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