What the measured evidence supports
The measured x402 discovery catalogue recorded 28 seller entries in the last 24 hours.
It recorded 45 seller departures in the same window.
50 advertised price changes were recorded in the same window.
Of the price changes this measurement could compare, 7 raised the advertised floor and 12 lowered it.
The catalogue lists 1144 sellers at the latest measured snapshot.
This counts listing churn, which is entering and leaving the discovery catalogue, and not settlement activity. A seller that stops listing may keep settling, and a seller that lists may never settle at all. The figures count events between consecutive snapshots, so a seller that leaves and returns within the window is counted each time.
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This answer applies only to the observed sample, measurement window, and coverage stated by the linked methodology.
Interpretation should preserve the caveats attached to every used claim rather than generalize beyond available coverage.