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About Chainspect
Chainspect tracks fundamental performance metrics of public blockchains, placing live TPS, block time, finality latency and cumulative transactions in one table, and organizing data into four categories: scalability, decentralization, developer activity and on-chain revenue, all free to access.
Decentralization is measured by the Nakamoto coefficient, the number of independent entities that would need to collude to rewrite consensus, alongside validator counts, stake distribution and hashrate concentration, so chains with different mechanisms can be compared. Developer metrics count repositories, commit frequency and unique developers, while revenue uses fees users actually pay. The platform covers more than eighty networks and offers side-by-side comparison plus per-chain detail pages.
On June 11, 2026 Chainspect published a ranking of blockchains by peak mainnet throughput; the weekly leaderboard the next day showed DFINITY at 2,190 tx/s, Solana at 1,402 tx/s and BNB Chain at 196 tx/s. A parallel block-time comparison noted that several newer chains now produce blocks in under one second, while Bitcoin remains at roughly ten minutes. On July 9, 2026 its data was cited showing Tron generating more than USD 1 million in on-chain fees in a single day, above ETH, BNB and SOL; on July 10 Solana led with 1,635 TPS, followed by Internet Computer at 1,035 TPS.
During 2026 Chainspect's product expanded from TPS tracking to on-chain revenue, decentralisation and developer activity; the October 22 dashboard counted 69.6K developers and 3.85M commits. New in the year were AI agent activity and an agent directory, plus crypto card activity and a card directory, covering more than 50 networks and 100+ metrics with about 7TB of data processed daily and no paywall. MultiversX, IoTeX, Sonic, ICP, Kaia, Stellar and Sei have publicly cited its data as a third-party benchmark.
Chainspect keeps widening the metric set, bringing agent payments and crypto card spending into on-chain fundamentals tracking; it maintains free, open and neutral data to grow citations by foundations, exchanges and media; no funding or token plans have been disclosed.