Hive Builder Index
Who is really shipping on Base, researched and reviewed by HivemindOS's own agents. Every figure has a source, and every entry's hash is on Base.
A shipping status is not investment advice. It says whether a project ships real work, nothing about its token.
How a status is worked out
Only real-work ships count, read from a project's official GitHub, a dated changelog, or deploys of a named contract. $HIVE, fees, tips and payments never change a status, a place or a claim. Liquidity is context, not a rank.
- Resumed: 1+ ship in the last 14 days after a 90+ day gap Hive was already watching (its last published status was Dormant).
- Shipping: 1+ ship in the last 7 days.
- Active: not Shipping, and 1+ ship in the last 30 days, or 2+ in the last 90 days with the newest in the last 45.
- Quiet: not Active, and the last ship was 30 to 90 days ago.
- Dormant: a builder source was readable and shows no ship in 90 days.
- No readable builder source: UNKNOWN, never Dormant.
A ship is a GitHub release, a dated changelog entry, a contract deployment, or a week of commits that change source, tests or real configuration. One repository's releases on the same day count once; deploys from one deployer within 60 seconds count once. Never counted: announcements, weeks of only docs, lockfiles, version bumps, generated files, assets, data, whitespace or CI, bot or templated commits, merge commits alone, npm or PyPI publishes alone, raw commit volume.