Just checked my @PerceptronNTWK Node Dashboard, and it's nice seeing everything in one place.
Being able to track your node activity makes the whole experience feel much more engaging. Looking forward to seeing how the network continues to grow.
#NodeAndProud
We're thrilled to announce that Perceptron has closed a $6.5M strategic round.
Centralized scraping is hitting diminishing returns on cost and quality. Closed data partnerships are out of reach for most AI teams. The real bottleneck for AI right now sits at the data layer.
Perceptron compresses global data collection into one mesh: idle bandwidth, unique datasets, and domain expertise from a network already live across 800K+ nodes in 150+ countries, with 300K+ daily active contributors.
This round funds our data-questing platform, letting AI companies commission specific, high-value datasets directly from that network and cutting the timeline from request to delivered dataset down to days.
The network continues to expand.
Join us.
→ https://t.co/nXcXB5JrxY
Most DeAI projects launch with a roadmap.
Perceptron has a live network.
800K+ nodes. 150+ countries. Built in months, one contributor at a time.
That kind of distribution can't be bought overnight.
you monitor your activity and understand your impact makes that contribution feel tangible.
Small details like this make a big difference to the overall node operator experience.
Sharing a snapshot of my Perceptron Node Dashboard 👇
@PerceptronNTWK#NodeAndProud
There's something satisfying about opening your Node Dashboard and seeing your contribution reflected in real time.
Running a node isn't just about staying online it's about being part of the infrastructure that keeps a decentralized network growing. Having a dashboard that lets
in the network, participation becomes much more meaningful.
Really like the direction @PerceptronNTWK is taking with its Node Dashboard. Simple, useful, and built for the people helping secure and grow the network.
#NodeAndProud
A good Node Dashboard does more than display numbers it gives you confidence that your node is doing exactly what it's supposed to do.
I've always believed visibility is a key part of decentralization. When contributors can easily monitor their activity and understand their role
If you're building with AI, here's a stat that matters:
Only 12% of enterprises have real data pipelines.
The other 88% feed models with stale data.
Perceptron data provides context that can't be generated.
Because reality doesn’t live in a dataset.
Perceptron isn’t just a single data product.
It’s an entire acquisition layer.
One network can support market signals, enterprise datasets, AI training inputs, and agent-ready intelligence.
That’s why distributed, decentralized access matters.
The network is the asset.
Many AI projects are still selling a concept.
Perceptron is already running a live network:
800K+ total nodes.
100K daily active nodes.
150+ countries.
10 TB average daily bandwidth.
This is what infrastructure in motion looks like at a global scale.
track activity, monitor performance, and feel connected to the network you're helping build.
Good infrastructure isn't just about the backend it's also about giving contributors the tools to understand their impact.
That's exactly why dashboards like this matter.
#NodeAndProud
One thing I appreciate about the @PerceptronNTWK Node Dashboard is that it gives node operators actual visibility into what they're contributing.
Too often, running a node feels like setting something up and hoping it's working in the background. With a clear dashboard, you can