MORDIEM
inference cautionMulti-pillar yield bundle: a MOR pass-through paired with Venice DIEM inference resale, run by Ryan Condron.
Staking figures as of 5 Jun 2026, from the BuildersV4 contract on Base. Refreshed daily.
On-chain trust signals
- Reward-claim wallet
- Single wallet (EOA)
- Rewards paid to
- 0xd01c…e848
- Admin
- 0x515c…e1bc
- Minimum deposit
- 0.001 MOR
- Contract
- 0x42bb…f4b9 (BuildersV4 proxy)
- Subnet ID
- 0xffb8adb5…b3b006
Staking directly to the BuildersV4 contract keeps your MOR in your own address, withdrawable after the lock. Subnet rewards are paid to the claim wallet above, not split to stakers on-chain; any return to a depositor is an off-chain arrangement set by the operator.
Reward rate on staked MOR
Paid to the subnet's claim wallet above, not split to stakers on-chain. BuildersV4 distributes the builder pillar pro-rata by staked MOR with no lock or Power-Factor weighting, so the annualised rate is identical for every subnet; only the MOR/day totals scale with stake. The modelled and measured MOR/day are independent cross-checks of the same figure. 80% of the builder pillar currently reaches subnets (networkShare); the remainder is withheld at the contract. As of 5 Jun 2026.
Total staked over time
Trailing 90-day window. The opening bar carries forward stake held before 7 May 2026, so it marks the window start, not the start of staking.
OYM view
Staking through mordiem.com transfers MOR to the operator's wallet rather than the contract, so the deposit sits in custody behind a single private key, and the closed-source app pays returns off-chain. The operator appears honest so far, but the custody model is immature. Treat direct contract staking and the mordiem.com product as different risks.
Reviewed 2026-06-04. Docs