Every published number on this site carries the identifier of the collection run that produced it. This is that run: which reader executed, when, what it covered, and whether the counts beside it are a measurement or a placeholder.
Snapshot cmw3ibt820ggjj73q00fm61bg
linea: 0 registered; polygon: 0 registered; base: 1086 registered; celo: 3 registered; robinhood: 7 registered; ethereum: 3 registered; gnosis: 0 registered; abstract: 0 registered; avalanche: 0 registered; optimism: 0 registered; metis: 0 registered; mantle: 0 registered; taiko: 0 registered; bnb: 245 registered; shape: 0 registered; tempo: 1 registered; scroll: 0 registered; xlayer: 0 registered; monad: 0 registered; arbitrum: 0 registered
A completed run proves a reader executed and wrote down what it saw, at the time above. It does not prove the source was right. Where we read a venue’s own figure, this record shows that we fetched it faithfully and nothing more; the comparisons that test a source against the chain live on the reconciliation page.
And it does not prove the figure is current. A number is as old as the run behind it, which is the reason the identifier is published beside the number rather than in a log.
One run in isolation cannot say whether it was ordinary. These are the five before it.
What each reader covers and where it stops: the perimeter. Whether our figures match anybody else’s: what others report.