Lithos, by the numbers.

For dashboards and aggregators.

Plain JSON over HTTPS, CORS-open and cached for about a minute. No key. Version 1 only ever adds fields; anything unknown is null rather than missing, so parsers can rely on the shape.

$ curl https://lithosprotocol.org/api/v1/stats

Fields

• pool.feeMaxPercentnumber

  Hard fee ceiling enforced by contract, as a percent of the block subsidy (3).

• pool.minimumPayoutnumber

  Always 0: rollups pay every surviving miner, with no threshold.

• pool.payoutSchemestring

  "NISP": paid by committed score through Non-Interactive Share Proofs.

• pool.stratumstring

  "self-hosted": every miner runs their own stratum against their own node.

• network.heightnumber | null

  Ergo block height.

• network.hashratenumber | null

  Ergo network hashrate in H/s.

• network.difficultynumber | null

  Current Ergo network difficulty.

• lithos.hashratenumber | null

  H/s behind confirmed Lithos blocks over hashrateWindowHours (24).

• lithos.networkSharenumber | null

  lithos.hashrate ÷ network.hashrate, 0–1.

• lithos.blocks24hnumber | null

  Ergo blocks carrying a Lithos genesis in the last 24 hours.

• lithos.lastBlock{ height, timestamp } | null

  The newest Lithos block the source has processed.

• lithos.minersPerRollupnumber | null

  Mean number of miners paid per rollup.

• lithos.payouts{ count, erg, lit } | null

  Totals over the source's retained history.

• lithos.collateral{ boxes, erg, bestBidErg } | null

  Live collateral boxes miners can spend, and the best priority bid.

• lithos.source"client" | "demo" | null

  Where Lithos figures came from. Treat anything but "client" as not real.

• status"ok" | "partial" | "unavailable"

  Whether every upstream answered.

Lithos has no operator, so there is no pool server to scrape. These figures are derived from the chain by a Lithos client and republished here. Hashrate is the work behind confirmed Lithos blocks, not a self-reported number.