Time is the only
honest metric.
Lahza listens to every Avalanche L1 from inside the network — three observatories on three continents timing every user transaction with their own clocks — and publishes a score no one can buy.
Every chain grades its own homework.
Each L1 monitors itself, from the inside. A node can report "healthy" while users wait ten seconds for a transaction. Institutions moving billions onto these chains ask one question first: who independently verifies this? Today, nobody does.
You are riding a real user transaction we just observed. This is exactly how we measure every chain: see it enter the network, follow it through consensus, stop the clock the instant it finalizes.
01Listen to every chain
Our own nodes join every mainnet L1 we cover — blocks, validator sets, ICM traffic, and every transaction as it arrives. Passive, continuous, free for every chain.
02Measure every transaction
Observer nodes in Frankfurt, Virginia and Singapore sit inside each network and stamp every user transaction three times — first seen, included, final — with their own clocks. Nothing is sent; everything is measured. None of them run on infrastructure of any chain we observe.
03Tell teams and the world
Teams get an alert within seconds of degradation. The world gets a public score every chain can be judged — and trusted — by.
One number every chain answers to.
Measured finality, uptime, validator health and ICM delivery — blended into a single grade, published openly, computed the same way for everyone.
| Chain | Score | Finality p50 | Finality p99 | Uptime 90d | ICM delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| meridian-finance | 99.4 | 0.41s | 0.92s | 100% | 100% |
| aurora-gaming | 98.7 | 0.47s | 1.18s | 99.98% | 99.7% |
| polar-assets | 97.9 | 0.52s | 1.31s | 99.95% | 99.2% |
| helios-play | 94.1 | 0.88s | 2.60s | 99.71% | 97.4% |
| northline | 88.3 | 1.42s | 4.10s | 99.12% | 93.8% |
Cross-chain messages fail silently. We watch every one.
Value moves between L1s through Interchain Messaging. When a message stalls, no dashboard anywhere shows it. Lahza times every cross-chain message it observes end to end — how long delivery takes and how often it lands — and raises the alarm on the first one that doesn't arrive. No other tool in the ecosystem watches this today.
More than a score.
Every number on the board opens into the evidence behind it. The public sees the picture; operators get the stream.
Measurement you can cite.
"Sub-second finality" should be a measured fact, not a marketing line. Lahza publishes the first open, longitudinal dataset of real-world finality, validator churn and cross-chain latency across sovereign Avalanche L1s — written up for peer review.
The score is not for sale.
Two layers. Public: scores, incidents with their evidence transactions, the index — as a page, a feed and an API, for everyone. Evidence: raw measurements, three-leg timings, history, webhooks — opened to an ecosystem through its foundation's partnership. Institutions license the data.
Public
- Public dashboard — every mainnet L1, scored
- Avalanche Reliability Index, published monthly
- Public stream, API and incident feed on X
Foundation partnership
- Coverage: every mainnet L1, from three observatories
- Monthly index and quarterly signed ecosystem report
- The evidence layer opened to the whole ecosystem, in the foundation's name
- A pool of operator seats for the ecosystem's L1 teams
Operators
- Evidence access comes with your ecosystem's partnership — raw streams, webhooks, breakdowns
- Incident detail with three-leg ICM breakdown, region breakdown, 30-day history
- Not partnered yet? Request early access. No price list — chains never pay to be measured
No agreement buys influence over a number. The public score stays free and identical for every chain, and no chain pays to be measured.
Give your ecosystem an independent stopwatch.
One agreement. Every chain measured. Published for everyone.
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