Live status

This page reads public health endpoints from your browser and shows what they return right now. It does not cache a result on our side, so what you see is the service's own answer.

Implemented, enabled, and healthy are three different things

The Protocol Atlas records what our code implements. This page records what the running service reports. A protocol can be fully implemented, switched off by an operator, and therefore correctly shown here as unavailable. Read both before concluding that something is broken.

Public API

What each field means

release

The exact commit the running service was built from. Compare it with the repository to know precisely which code answered you.

marketplaceProfile

Whether trading is enabled on the deployment. read-only means listings and purchases are switched off regardless of what any protocol implements.

mutationTraffic.ready

Whether the service will accept an action that changes state. When false, thereasons array names each unmet precondition.

indexer-health rows

One row per protocol index, with the observation time, freshness limit, tip, and lag. A row with unknown state and an old observedAt means the index has not reported recently, which is not the same as the index reporting zero.

Reading a stale index

If an index has not reported since a date well in the past, treat every number derived from it as unknown rather than current. Balances, supplies, and holder counts computed from a stale index are stale too. This is why our products render an unavailable state rather than a zero: a zero would be a claim, and we would not be able to support it.