One operator runs this. Email reaches a human, not a queue — and gets a real answer, including “we don’t cover that” when we don’t.
support@kairossignal.comYou can check the data without talking to anyone. The Verify tier is free and needs no key — every value carries its source, an as_of timestamp, and a verify_yourself URL you can call against the network’s own API. Try to break the numbers first; bring what you find.
From $2,000/mo. Custom network additions and service levels are agreed in writing. Externally-anchored provenance supports lineage checks; permitted use and any onward distribution require a source-specific review and written agreement. Custom network coverage is quoted per network — some have a public first-party endpoint and are quick; some have none, and we will tell you so rather than infer a number.
The catalog lists 731 entries. Separately, 318 symbols carry first-party telemetry — node counts, capacity, and utilization pulled from each network’s own API — and a further 52 are on-chain only, for 370 live symbols (7-day window). 129 Bittensor subnets are reported as separate series, for 499 live symbols. The catalog-entry count and the live-symbol count describe different units (rows in the catalog table vs distinct symbols with recent observations) and are not meant to subtract from each other; 185 catalog entries carry no live feed — named explicitly as such in /v1/networks rather than quietly omitted. Freshness is per value: every series reports its own age, and stale ones say so. Metric availability and history vary by network.