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SingularityNET service registry

What one unit is, what it costs to enter, and what we can observe onchain.

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  • Week2026-W42
  • Updated2026-10-12
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Registered SingularityNET services were not measured as of 2026-10-12: assessed at ~1.2 new entries per week — structurally sound but too small and too slow to headline.

One unit is
one paid gRPC service endpoint (NOT an agent)
Entry costs
free, permissionless

Trend — registered, week over week

venue-levelunknown → unknown(7 wk, to the week of 2026-10-12)

Gaps in a line are weeks the value was unknown. Chains are never combined.

What we measured

venue-level

Registeredpaid gRPC service endpoint (NOT an agent)
unknownProof
▸ How these were measured
  • Assessed at ~1.2 new entries per week — structurally sound but too small and too slow to headline.
How this is measured

Registry contract reads

Each figure is read per chain and per lifecycle stage and is never added to another. A rate computed on fewer than 20 observations is stored and shown as “not enough readings”, never as a finding; a value that could not be read says “not measured” with the reason.

What this page cannot settle

  • The objects are service endpoints, not agents. Structurally sound but too slow and too small to headline.
  • Headline safety: Garnish, not headline.
  • Every method on this page is EVM-shaped. Solana identity registries are covered elsewhere as upper bounds; Solana payment settlement is not covered anywhere on this site.

Cite this

Sato Hub, "SingularityNET service registry — measured on-chain", satohub.ai/agent-economy/singularitynet, as of 2026-10-12. CC-BY.

Data: satohub.ai/api/export/adoption.json?venue=singularitynet (CC-BY, current week; every row carries its method, evidence tier and sample size).

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Questions people ask about SingularityNET service registry

What is one unit of SingularityNET service registry?
one paid gRPC service endpoint (NOT an agent). Counting anything else as a "SingularityNET service registry agent" would compare different objects, so every row on this page names the stage it counts.
What does it cost to enter SingularityNET service registry?
free, permissionless. Entry cost is why raw sizes are not comparable across venues: free and permissionless is a different market from bonded.
How is SingularityNET service registry measured?
Public chain reads on 0 chains, keylessly, once a week — this view is the week beginning 2026-W42. Each row carries its method, evidence tier and sample size, and a row we could not read is null rather than zero.
Does a count here say the agents work?
No. A registration, a launch or a staked service is an entry in a contract. Nothing about funding, activity, competence or safety is implied, and what happens after entry is measured as its own stage.
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Sato Hub. "SingularityNET service registry — measured on-chain." Sato Hub, updated 2026-10-12, accessed 2026-10-16. https://satohub.ai/agent-economy/singularitynet

Data last refreshed 2026-10-12; this page is rebuilt daily. Citations carry the date so a reader can tell which snapshot a claim came from. Catalog data is licensed CC-BY-4.0.

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