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x402 sellers face data accuracy issues in tracking buyer demand

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A seller on the x402 pay-per-request platform discovered multiple inaccuracies when measuring buyer demand for services. On-chain data proved misleading because sellers often use single wallets for multiple products, making product-specific buyer counts unreliable. Platform statistics also lacked necessary time-window granularity, requiring transaction-level data for accurate monthly buyer analysis. The seller's own logging system initially reported zero payments due to overlooking archived log files, though deeper inspection revealed only test transactions, not actual customers.

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