Live status of the X1 chain, read straight from a node. Free, no key, no account — and the same numbers are available as JSON for anything that wants to poll them.
What this is. A small service that polls an X1 RPC node and publishes what it finds: the current slot, transactions per second, how far through the epoch the chain is, how often validators are skipping their slot, whether the bridge has moved anything lately, and which of our own daemons are running.
It is free and it stays free. This is public chain data — anyone with an RPC endpoint can compute it themselves. Charging for a rearrangement of numbers that are already public would be selling nothing, so we do not. If you want it in your own dashboard, take it:
GET /x1/pulse — everything below in one object
GET /x1/health — a one-line up/down summary
GET /x1/chain — epoch and supply detail
GET /x1/services — which of our daemons are alive
GET /x1/ — the list of every endpoint
Honest limits. Supply and circulating figures come from the node's own accounting, not from a count of our own. A value shown as unknown means the node did not answer that question on the last poll — it does not mean zero.