No. Delegated ONE sits in one shared pool and is not attributed to a specific validator, so every staker earns the same pooled rate and pays the same 5% commission whichever operator they use.
Validators matter for network security: operators must self-stake at least 1,000,000 ONE to register, and the 21-seat council of block producers is refreshed from the registered set every day at 00:00 UTC based on stake. Registered validators outside the council are candidates. The current set is visible on the ONEchain explorer.
ONE is the native token of ONEchain, an EVM-compatible Layer 1 built for games by NEXUS Co., Ltd. under the Open Game Foundation. It pays transaction fees, backs the Proof of Staked Authority (PoSA) validator set and carries protocol governance.
Staking is a single shared pool, not a per-validator delegation. You deposit at least 10 ONE into the StakeHub system contract (through the ONEstaking app or directly) and earn a share of every block reward.
Every block pays a fixed reward drawn from a pre-allocated reward pool, so rewards are not newly minted. In the first year of PoSA that is 9.5129 ONE per block, about 300 million ONE per year; the per-block reward halves every 31,536,000 blocks, with the first step-down at block 62,284,187 (around April 2027).
Of each block reward, a flat 5% commission goes to the validator that produced the block and 95% is pooled to all stakers. The staking rate therefore equals the annual reward divided by total staked ONE and falls as more ONE is staked. Transaction priority fees go to the block producer and the base fee is burned; both are negligible next to the block reward.
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