SONDA: Solana Observatory for Network Decentralization Analysis
Live infrastructure status
Reachability of critical Solana infrastructure endpoints
Insights
Network signals at a glance
Decentralization metrics
Academic indicators of network distribution
Path to better decentralization
How much stake would need to migrate to reach healthier thresholds
Geographic distribution
Validator count and stake share.
About SONDA
SONDA is an open-source observatory for the Solana network. It tracks where validators run, which infrastructure layers they use, and what decentralization looks like in practice. Live across mainnet, testnet, and devnet.
Validators here are not just IPs. Each record cross-references geolocation across four independent providers (with discrepancies flagged), pulls staking and performance from Solana RPC, infrastructure participation from DoubleZero and Jito BAM, delegation status from the Solana Foundation, and historical movements from Jito Kobe and SFDP archives. Validator location history reaches back to 2021, across 700+ epochs.
Built for assessing network effects and problems: the health of critical infrastructure layers, monitoring and research of datacenters, and a fresh look at decentralization. Data refreshes every ~60 seconds across all four clusters and is free to use under attribution.
Built by the Solya validator team