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STRK staking has temporarily exceeded the critical point of centralization risk, and the staking ratio of the two head validators has reached 54%

On December 8th, according to the latest data from Starknet blockchain explorer Voyager, the amount of STRK staked has exceeded 88 million, currently reaching 88,824,576.64 STRK, accounting for 3.93% of the circulating supply of 2,259,283,720. Validator data shows that the smart contract wallet Argent currently ranks first in staking, with a stake of approximately 31,789,734.747 STRK, accounting for 35.78%; Karnot ranks second in staking, with a stake of approximately 16,734,057.944 STRK, accounting for 18.83%.

As the total stake of the top two validators has exceeded the "centralization risk threshold", Voyager reminds staking users to diversify their stakes to protect decentralization, and recommends considering other validators for staking to ensure network stability and fairness.

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