BTX NETWORK · BY EASYBTX

Public BTX nodes

A live map of the public BTX network: who runs a node, where they are, and how reachable each one is. We find nodes across the network and verify each with a real handshake. Point a light client at one, or use it as a reason to run your own.

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Rechecked every 30 minutes. Nodes come and go between checks, and we do not always reach every one on a single pass, so these are a live estimate, not an exact count. The real network is larger than what any single vantage point can see at once.

The only node you fully trust is your own. These are other people's machines, and connecting a light client to one shares your IP and the addresses you look up with whoever runs it. We report what we can measure, we make no promises about who is on the other end.

Run your own BTX node →

[ NETWORK MAP ]

The live BTX network mapping the network…

Coarse locations from the node's IP, aggregate only, no addresses stored. A green dot is a reachable node, red is one that did not answer the last check.

[ NODES YOU CAN CONNECT TO ]

The map above shows the wider network. These are the curated seed nodes we publish full addresses for, so a light client has somewhere to start. Community nodes stay on the map as anonymous dots, we never publish their addresses.

NodeStatusLatencyHeight LocationSoftwareFiltersUptime

Latency is measured from our checker in one location, not from where you are. "Filters" means the node serves compact block filters (BIP157), which light clients use. Most BTX nodes do not serve them yet.

[ SOFTWARE VERSIONS ]

What the reachable nodes on the network are running

reading versions…

Self-reported /BTX:x.y.z/ subversion string, brighter green is a newer build.

Add a node

Run a public BTX node and want it listed? Open a submission form, or send a pull request that adds it to nodes.json. We only list a node with its operator's consent, and you can ask to be removed anytime.