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# Validator Details Page

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### **Validator Information**:

* Displays specific details about the selected validator, including:
  * **Name**: Validator’s display name (e.g., Sherlock Nodes).
  * **Status**: Indicates whether the validator is active, inactive, or deactivated.
  * **Commission Rate**: The current fee the validator charges on rewards.
  * **Commission Max Rate**: The maximum commission the validator is allowed to charge.
  * **Commission Change Rate**: How quickly the validator can change their commission rate.
  * **Total Stake**: The total amount of TICS tokens staked with the validator, including delegators' and self-stake.
  * **Self Stake**: The number of TICS tokens staked by the validator themselves.
  * **Validator Since**: The date when the validator was registered.
  * **Delegators**: The total number of delegators staking with this validator.

### **Action Button**:

**Delegate Button**: This allows you to stake tokens with the selected validator directly from this screen.


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