# Worker Nodes

The Worker Nodes component highlights the backbone of Energy Web’s verified compute network — the individuals and operators running decentralized business logic. These nodes are what bring the Energy Web vision to life: a distributed network executing real-world processes with transparency, accountability, and economic value.

This dashboard will make the compute economy visible. It lets the community see which worker nodes are active, how they perform, and how much verified computation — and corresponding revenue — flows through the network. Over time, it will also help recognize high-performing operators and build trust in the network’s reliability.

For the community, this means transparency and validation: anyone can verify that compute is happening where it should, and that rewards are distributed fairly. For operators, it brings visibility and recognition for their contributions.

This component depends on the Worker Node framework on Energy Web X, including accessible on-chain metrics for performance, staking, and rewards. Once those foundations are active, ewchain.io will provide a transparent, community-facing view of verified compute activity across all worker pools.

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### First

* View a directory of all active Worker Nodes, including performance and stake levels.
* Track total rewards distributed across all pools.
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Next

* Explore detailed performance metrics such as uptime, votes, and reputation.
* Review reward history and APY trends for each node.
* Compare growth and size of different worker pools (e.g., SAFc, GP4BTC).
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Later

* View operator profiles and earned performance badges for reputation tracking.
  {% endstep %}
  {% endstepper %}


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