Appreciate the question! Right now, stake-hub is essentially another way for users to stake outside keplr wallet. The main thing it adds is the “decentralize delegations” button which randomly picks a few validators within the middle of the pack to delegate to.
The goal was to eventually create a feature that helps new validators bootstrap delegations by initially delegating to someone within the middle of the set and once enough commitments have been made to support a new validator, having AuthZ re-delegate to that validator to bring it well into the active set (at least 10-20 spots from the bottom of the set). That way people can continue earning rewards while also signaling support to bring new validators onboard while also decreasing the risk of missing out on rewards if they end up falling out of the set as soon as they get in. This isn’t live yet but if enough users want it, its something we can work on again.
Otherwise, all the other features I described (performance for ancillary services and geolocation) are primarily used by foundations when making decisions about foundation delegation programs. Users can still see that data but it’s not necessarily geared towards that audience.
I have attached a screenshot that shows you what users see when they use the staking interface. It is similar to mintscan but simplified UI.
