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Lastly, their low TTL is my website’s number one performance bottleneck. It’s so low that any visitor is extremely unlikely to get a DNS cache hit from their recursive DNS provider unless you have mil

A DNS service is not the same as a VPS service. I’m looking for a VPS provider that offers managed / shared subnet anycast routing so that I can route people to the nearest data center using one IP ad

If this is just for DNS though, there are tons of those including Rage4, OVH, etc. There are also lots of anycast CDN's which might also be what you want.

I really don’t want to play Monopoly with AWS. Route 53 is a platform and not a standard DNS service and they don’t have support for zone transfers or DNSSEC.

I know that it's not what you are asking for, but if your goal is to have users go to a server close to them, Route 53 latency based DNS works great (fast & stable) for 6$/y + 0.6$ / million r

You can do this at other levels e.g. DNS or application rather than IP routing.

From what I can tell from their DNS services is unicast or has so few PoPs that it can’t be detected.

I don't know. But the thing is @cloudcone offers anycast services between their DC .

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Is it not that just anycast DNS they offer?

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I couldn't access client area using cloudflare dns. was only motivated to troubleshoot because of flash sales. After reverting to normal dns it's working fine. Just that its sometimes up and down

* Real-time insights into your traffic usage and Reverse DNS is configurable

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This provider offers his local DNS servers for his users, and restrict anyone else (from different IP pool/providers) to access internal providers network.

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It means that internet providers who serve residential or home customers can block through DNS, but if you directly plug into the internet through a data center there is no block.