Provider churn, the moment it spikes
A provider suddenly gaining or losing far more domains than its own recent norm is an early warning: a bulk migration, an acquisition, an outage, a takedown. We z-score every provider against its own 28-day baseline and flag the outliers as they happen.
Showing the last measurement, from 7 hours ago.
Not a live read: the signed data door is at its daily read budget, which resets at midnight UTC. Every number below is real and signed - it is just
as of , not now.
Provable
Every number here rolls up observations we continuously scan and Ed25519-sign,
then anchor on Base - a signature proves attribution and integrity, added trust, not a claim
that a number is beyond question. Open a domain's signed record, take a receipt id from it, then paste that id into the verifier: it checks the Ed25519 signature and resolves that window's root from Base. Both checks run in your own browser, against published keys.
dingodns.com4.66σ
75 domains churned in or out (net +2 gained), against a norm near 4/day.
dns 2026-09-02
kirklanddc.com-3.28σ
78 domains churned in or out (net -1 lost), against a norm near 82/day.
dns 2026-09-13 · day still filling
wombatdns.com3.07σ
8 domains churned in or out (net +2 gained), against a norm near 0/day.
dns 2026-09-03