About
StakeBell tells you when a locked position is about to expire — a Metal delegation, a validation period, or a LOAN lock on XPR Network — and when the validator you want finally has room.
No account, no wallet connection, no signature, no email. You pick a position, follow a one-time link into Telegram, and press Start. From then on the bot messages you when it matters and stays quiet otherwise.
Why it exists
Expired delegations vanish from the chain without a trace — there is no historical query, only the current state.
Explorers show you the present if you go and look. StakeBell does the opposite: it watches, and speaks up on its own.
What it watches
Each reminder is tied to one position or one node, and every path offers exactly the events that make sense for it.
- Your delegation ends — stake and rewards unlock and can be restaked.
- Your LOAN lock matures — the LOAN becomes unlockable again.
- A validation period ends — every delegation on that node ends at the same second, and you are warned again next period.
- A node goes offline — the alarm for operators. Rewards need at least 80 % uptime for the period, so every hour of downtime costs money.
- A node is back online — the all-clear after an outage.
- Delegation space opens up — free capacity on a node reaches the threshold you set, and the node can still take a new delegation.
What it never does
- It never executes transactions, holds no funds, and never asks for keys, a seed phrase, or a wallet connection.
- It gives no investment advice, carries no third-party advertising, and costs nothing.
Support this project
StakeBell is built and run by Kellerkind, who also operates three validators on Metal Blockchain — 99.99 %+ uptime, running since 2023. Delegating there is what keeps this online.
These are the author’s own nodes, stated openly because this site also ranks validators — and no list or ranking here treats them differently.
- Kellerkind_n0 — NodeID-PpUFWmoQuR6gCXGAw2Fkv2fQduQXH3Quu
- Kellerkind_n1 — NodeID-BEqGeE3BguhfmEBafAuMZvbHkFsurL3JQ
- Kellerkind_n2 — NodeID-6k2bHcS2ywoBduJzy59uUvupa8RyLnUud
About the numbers
Uptime is the queried node’s own estimate, not a network-wide measurement. Two explorers can disagree about the same node.
Validator names are not stored on the chain — they come from the public Metal Blockchain explorer and can lag behind a rename. The NodeID is always the real identifier.
A capacity window is a window, not a guarantee: operators usually restake immediately, and the same delegators often come straight back.