One engineer runs coinblitz: the validators, the full nodes, the keys, the alerts and the software that sends them.
Tools I wrote for my own nodes and wallets, published where they help someone else.
Validator monitoring · Rust · public
One static binary next to the node. It follows our votes, leader rounds and timeout certificates, and sends Telegram alerts through a queue that survives restarts. A dead man's switch covers the case where the whole host goes down.
Auto-compounding · TypeScript, Solidity · public
The owner signs one EIP-7702 authorization. After that a hot key on a server can call compound() for that account and nothing else. Gas goes back to the keeper exactly, and revoke works from the stock Ledger app.
Hardware wallet app · C
A fork of Ledger's Ethereum app with auto-sign rules for what you repeat all day: Permit2 approvals, DEX swaps, Polymarket orders. Each rule is created on the device with every field on screen, and every signature lands in a history log. Installing it means adding your own certificate authority to the Stax, so it is for people who know what that means.
Read from mainnet on 15 Nov 2026
Open on MonadVisionValidator 63 has been in the Monad Foundation Validator Delegation Program since mainnet launch. Find validator 63 on MonadVision, or in any interface that lists Monad validators, connect a wallet and delegate.
From a script, call delegate(63) on the staking contract at 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000001000 and send the amount as value. The protocol minimum is 1 gwei, and I set none of my own.
Rewards accrue every epoch. Restake them by hand, or let monad-keeper do it while your main key stays offline.
Commission and stake are read from the chain each time this page loads, so a change shows up here on its own.
Delegators, and teams launching a network that need validators: write on X or by email. Contract development: rarely, when the problem is hard and the budget fits it.