PulseHawkHow we stay independent
A measurement is only worth something if the result could have gone the other way. These rules apply to every report and every paid measurement.
What are the rules?
- Data is published whatever the result. Clients see a result before publication and can correct facts, not findings.
- Paid measurements are marked as paid, on the report and on its page.
- The price never depends on the result. It is set in the offer, before the first block is counted.
- We hold no client tokens. A payment in a client's own token is converted when it arrives.
- Corrections are public and dated, on our corrections page.
How is PulseHawk funded?
PulseHawk is run by Vizora Digital UG (haftungsbeschränkt). It is funded by fees for paid measurements.
Where are corrections listed?
Every correction to a published page gets a dated entry on our corrections page, with what was wrong, the corrected text and who reported it. Our estimates are scored against the result on our track record.
The rules for every report type are in the PulseHawk Measurement Framework.
Who cites our numbers?
Other teams use our counts in their own work. We list each public citation with its date.
BCH-1, 22 October 2026@bch_1_official · Bitcoin Cash tempnet (CHIP-2025-03 Faster Blocks)They used our count of 7,572 tempnet block headers, median interval 43 s against the 41.6 s the CHIP predicted.
“PulseHawk, an outside measurement firm”Read their post · Our measurement
“PulseHawk, an outside measurement firm”Read their post · Our measurement
bitcoincashautist (owner of CHIP-2025-03 Faster Blocks), 22 October 2026Zcash NU7 testnet, cited in the Bitcoin Cash tempnet threadThey linked our Zcash NU7 listener result, 5 of 780 announced blocks did not land in the chain (0.64%).
“TIL such a service exist”Read their forum post · Our measurement
“TIL such a service exist”Read their forum post · Our measurement