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Delegator compare

The yield is only half the decision. Set two to four subnets alongside each other, change your ranking lens, and read what you give up in exchange.
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Verdict

Ranked on yield, SN3 Templar wins — highest delegation APY after validator take (31.2%). SN1 Apex is the close second at 18.4%. If you would rather not sit through drawdowns, SN1 Apex is the steadier holding at 18.4% APY and 6.3% volatility.

Sample-derived ranking. Not a recommendation to delegate.

Ranked by yield · sample data
Metric#3SN64 Chutes#1SN3 Templar#2SN1 Apex
Illustrative trend
Alpha price$19.83 +1.9%$6.74 +2.1%$14.62 -1.8%
Delegation APY18.1% -0.60pp31.2% +2.40pp18.4% -0.30pp
Volatility proxy7.7%20.5%6.3%
Momentum788661
Market cap / vol$96.4M / $6.2M$27.4M / $2.3M$64.3M / $1.8M
Emission share5.2%2.2%3.9%
Validators28171214
Stance / tags bullishstablemomentum bullishmomentumspeculative neutralstableyield
Tradeoff
  • Yields 13.1 points less than SN3 Templar, but swings 2.7× less — the trade you are making is income for calm.
  • Highest APY in this comparison at 31.2% — 13.1 points above the weakest yield here. You are paid for volatility of 20.5%, versus 6.3% on SN1.
  • Highest sample turnover here — 8.4% of market cap in daily volume. This does not establish executable liquidity, exit costs or price impact.
  • Yields 12.8 points less than SN3 Templar, but swings 3.3× less — the trade you are making is income for calm.
  • Steadiest name in the set: 6.3% realised volatility and 214 validators keeping emissions predictable.
  • Lowest sample turnover in the set at 2.9%. Review actual pool depth and slippage before assessing an exit.
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Sample snapshot · Aug 4, 2026 · Comparison uses synthetic metrics, not chain state

Volatility is a proxy computed from sample price changes and risk classification, not realised volatility from historical returns. Stability score is 100 minus scaled volatility. Turnover is 24h volume divided by market cap, not order-book liquidity.