Live benchmark
Measured every 30 minutes by the site host on its own read node of chain 2800, not typed in. Each figure carries the method it was measured with and the block it was measured at.
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What this is, and what it is not. These are live measurements of the chain as it runs today: block interval, finality, how many validators actually produce, the REAL transaction throughput (which is close to zero while blocks are empty), the post-quantum anchor, RPC latency, state size, the testnet, and the testnet UNDER LOAD (real transactions sent every 6 hours on the testnet host, counted from blocks; the caveats under the grid say what that figure is not). Executor capacity figures (how fast the executor can go under load) are on the reproducible benchmarks page with their dates and commands; they are not repeated here as if they were live. A figure that cannot be measured from this host says so instead of being estimated. If the feed is older than an hour, this page says that too.
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Post-quantum, measured
Signature and key sizes, the latency and gas of a verify call to the live precompiles on NIST vectors (a valid one must give 1, a tampered one must give 0), the bandwidth of the post-quantum certificate under the block hash on the live chain, and a pure-JavaScript verify time. Same host, same 30-minute timer.
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Raw feeds: /benchmark-viu.json, /pq-benchmark.json. The generator refuses to publish when the node has not advanced since the previous run or when any figure is not a finite number, so a frozen node cannot masquerade as a live one.