Data questions
How quickly does ReserveBeat capture a new attestation?
Capture lag is the days between an issuer publishing a report and ReserveBeat parsing it into the evidence chain. The table prints that figure per token. It measures ReserveBeat's own pipeline rather than the issuer's, and it is computed here rather than taken from any document.
The answer, from the board
This answer contains a figure ReserveBeat computes rather than one an issuer published. It is labelled as computed wherever it appears, and the exact calculation is written down. How every published figure is derived
| Stablecoin | Capture lag in days |
|---|---|
| OUSD (Bridge Building Inc.) | 11 |
| PYUSD (Paxos Trust (PayPal USD)) | 2 |
| RLUSD (Standard Custody (Ripple USD)) | 1 |
| U (United Stables Limited) | 31 |
| USD1 (BitGo) | 5 |
| USDC (Circle) | 1 |
| USDG (Paxos) | 4 |
| USDT (Tether) | 56 |
| USDtb (Anchorage Digital) | 3 |
This figure holds ReserveBeat to the same standard the rest of the board holds issuers to, so a slow capture shows here as plainly as a slow publication does elsewhere. An empty cell means too few reports have been parsed for the token to support the calculation, not that capture was instant.
Terms used in this answer
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- Newest data timestamp in this answer
Timestamps reflect the underlying data — when a figure was captured or a report was published — never when a page was built.
Questions
Common questions
Where do the answers on these pages come from?
Each page reads ReserveBeat's own board when you load it. Figures published by issuers pass through exactly as they appear in the attestation reports ReserveBeat parsed; anything ReserveBeat works out itself is labelled as computed and the calculation is written down.
Why is an answer sometimes empty?
Because ReserveBeat holds nothing for it. An empty cell is never filled with a zero, an estimate, or a figure carried over from somewhere else, and a whole answer is withheld rather than shown stale while the board is under review.
Do these pages define the terms they use?
No. Definitions live in the learn section and are written once. These pages answer questions whose answer is a figure or a state read from the board, and they link to the learn section for the vocabulary.
How often do the answers change?
Whenever the underlying board changes. Nothing on these pages is cached as text, so a new attestation report or a correction shows up on the next page load without anyone rewriting the page.