Do you see the same type of growth pattern on your any-to-any proxy? I think I do see at least a similar distribution on the "featured" services you list in terms of categorization like you report for L402: it seems to all be LLM services?
Through L402.space agents can reach the whole 402-endpoint ecosystem, so yes.
We'd like to do another deep dive about the different categories. Then we can say more about whether LLM services are the biggest segment.
Based on a very high-level scan we found 197 unique selectable chat-model IDs including 31 image-model entries. They are all available on a pay-per use basis now.
Through L402.space agents can reach the whole 402-endpoint ecosystem, so yes.
Alright but do you see it in usage? You know all the amounts when you proxy, right? So you know, for your own proxy, actual demand, through transaction flows.
Do you see the same type of growth pattern on your any-to-any proxy? I think I do see at least a similar distribution on the "featured" services you list in terms of categorization like you report for L402: it seems to all be LLM services?
Through L402.space agents can reach the whole 402-endpoint ecosystem, so yes.
We'd like to do another deep dive about the different categories. Then we can say more about whether LLM services are the biggest segment.
Based on a very high-level scan we found 197 unique selectable chat-model IDs including 31 image-model entries. They are all available on a pay-per use basis now.
Alright but do you see it in usage? You know all the amounts when you proxy, right? So you know, for your own proxy, actual demand, through transaction flows.
The numbers are publicly available on the page. We hardly advertise it.
Oh, I didn't realize that that was the actual total! Apologies.