> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.din.lol/din-cook-data-for-ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.din.lol/din-cook-data-for-ai/how-to-join/chipper-node-explained/node-stats.md).

# Node Stats

The Node Stats dashboard provides a comprehensive visualization of all DIN nodes, helping users monitor DIN activity, understand computation distribution, and make informed decisions.

#### Key Metrics:

* **Running Nodes:** Displays the count of active nodes compared to the total number of nodes sold.
* **Computing Power:** Shows the total computing power of active nodes relative to the total power of all sold nodes.
* **Computing Requests:** Monitors pending wafer conversion requests and displays counts for both pending and completed requests.
* **Total xDINs:** Displays the total number of xDIN minted across the ecosystem.
* **Total Operators:** Shows the total number of operators in the system.

#### Top Chipper Nodes

A leaderboard showcasing the top 10 nodes that have processed the most requests and contributed significantly to xDIN conversion. The leaderboard updates every 10 minutes.

#### Computation Distribution

Visualizes the computation distribution across all active nodes. Clicking on a specific tier pattern reveals the computing power of active nodes versus sold nodes within that tier.

#### Latest Computation

Displays details of the most recent computation in the DIN ecosystem.

**Node Map**

Presents all active nodes on a global map, offering a geographic view of running nodes.


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