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# How to choose a validator?

For a comprehensive explanation of how best to choose a validator we recommend reading this [post on RadixTalk](https://radixtalk.com/t/how-do-i-choose-which-validators-to-delegate-stake-to/140/2) 

The complete list of validators are listed on the official [Radix Explorer](https://explorer.radixdlt.com/#/validators). You can find details for Logical Moon on the Radix Explorer [here](https://explorer.radixdlt.com/#/validators/rv1qtzlupqghjyvdsp3nn0cpkdvmtrfe7ac8czump5r6hgm0rnlhvznj88xw7a). Note in the interests of the network, please select a validator that falls below the line in the Radix Explorer

In addition to the official Radix Explorer we find the following dashboards provide a fantastic level of detail 

* [Radix Dashboard](https://www.radixdashboard.com/) by Avaunt Staking 
* [Validator Table](https://www.radixscan.io/ValidatorTable.shtml) from RadixScan
* [Radix Dashboard](https://validators.stakesafe.net/) from StakeSafe

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Radix Logical Moon is in no way affiliated with any of the above validator nodes and any advice provided is general
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