Okay, tracking model growth from 63 to 668 is good data for context, but it's not the actual trigger for expansion.
The data itself doesn't onboard new models; you need a concrete operational action to make that happen.
It's like knowing traffic jams are increasing on the A2: the RDW tracking it doesn't build new lanes; actual budget and construction decisions do.
For OpenRouter, the real-world demand from developers and users, and their own business case for hosting, are the drivers.
Just counting them doesn't change the software or the hardware; you need an invalidation or a new configuration to push such a size of change.