Networks

Registrations on chain and Held here answer different questions. The first is what a sweep found deployed out there; the second is what we have brought in and can serve. A chain we do not index carries a figure in the first and a dash in the second, which is a statement about our perimeter rather than about the chain. Not measured is never nought. 3 chains, ink, hyperevm, avalanche, carry the registry and no endpoint would answer about their history, which is a fact about the endpoints and not about the chains. A count marked ≥ was taken over part of the registry’s life and is a floor. Shares are computed over the chains that were measured, so an unmeasured chain never silently counts as covered. Held here is 665,378 registrations in total. Held here runs slightly ahead of Registrations on chain on 11 chains (base, ethereum, xlayer, monad, robinhood, bnb, celo, gnosis, arbitrum, polygon, tempo), because the two are the same quantity read at different moments: the sweep is a snapshot dated in its own row, and our reader has continued past it. Neither is a burn and neither is a duplicate; the gap is the time between them, and it closes at the next sweep.

Read the share above against this. 0% of the registrations we hold; 1,845 of 665,378, are on chains no endpoint would count independently, so they are outside that denominator entirely. Our reading of them may be complete or may be missing most of the chain; nothing here can currently tell you which. The chains are avalanche (1,845), and each needs an endpoint that serves archive calls before that question has an answer.