Five domains shifted their DNS to brainydns.com, with every recorded move running in one direction and none running out.

The pattern is worth noting because it shows two providers losing traffic to a single destination at the same moment, across a small but distinct cluster of domains.

DomainDrift data shows three domains moving away from kirklanddc.com: jrgirls.pw, apollo.rip, and vihuxi.xyz. A fourth, ntcollege.org, also left kirklanddc.com for brainydns.com. On the koaladns.com side, apollo.rip and mojs.io made the same switch.

apollo.rip appears in the data more than once - leaving both kirklanddc.com and koaladns.com for brainydns.com. Facts 1 and 7, and facts 2 and 8, are duplicate readings for jrgirls.pw and apollo.rip respectively; by this paper's arithmetic, the distinct domains in the record number five.

The read here is that brainydns.com picked up business from two separate outgoing providers in the same snapshot, which suggests a deliberate migration rather than routine churn - but the facts do not say who operates any of these domains, what prompted the moves, or whether the timing was coordinated. What would settle the open question is any record of when the moves were initiated and whether the operators share ownership.