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Bahasa IndonesiaNETWORK · UPTIME · LIVE STATS
BTX, at a glance.
Live BTX chain, node and pool numbers, read from this site's own feed. easyBTX mines to a pool, so you do not need to run a node.
LIVE fetched now SNAPSHOT last verified, dated
BTX chain · live since genesis
--d--h--m--s
0 hours since block #0, stamped 19 Mar 2026 · first mined block 23 Mar 2026
01
The nesting
width = share of chain life◄ GENESIS · 19 Mar 2026NOW ►
MARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEPOCT
02
Since 18 May 2026
the story so far · live NOW markerfirst public pool
≈18 May
approx
easyBTX v1
24 May
first easyBTX mine
≈27 May · #115,353
historic
public release
01 Jun
four June forks
6 to 16 Jun · #123k to #132k
no break
chain split
23 Sep · #227,313
two branches
v0.34.14 checks
10 Oct · #244,000
update nodes
NOW
live
live
The MatMul v4.7 fork and the v0.33.3 difficulty floor both stopped mining for real people, and both are written up in full. On 23 September the chain split at block 227,313. Since block 244,000 on 10 October, a node older than v0.34.14 can follow a branch the rest of the network refuses. On a narrow screen, drag the timeline sideways.
03
The network
liveeasybtx.com/api/network · btxscan.io04
The pools
liveeasybtx.com/api/network · pool endpoints Pools do not share a unit. BTX Pool reports inference episodes per second, and other pools report other units, so they cannot be added, averaged or ranked against each other. Each pool is shown here against its own reported network figure, and this page never quotes a single network hashrate for BTX, because no such agreed figure exists.
05
The easyBTX fleet
not publishedno public fleet feedWhy this section has no numbers
easyBTX fleet figures are not published on this public page. The counts that used to sit here, an install count, a share of the pool and a top-miners table, were a June snapshot. They went stale, so they are gone rather than left standing to mislead. What is public and current is everything above: the chain, the nodes and the pools.
Current builds, and what changed in each, are on the update page and the changelog. Mac and Linux are separate builds whose numbers are not comparable across platforms. v0.30.0 shipped for both on 5 October.
06
Decentralization & chain
liveeasybtx.com/api/network · node feedNode layer
Every node counted here answered a real handshake from our own crawler. The public feed carries jittered coordinates rather than named locations, so this page reports how many countries are represented but never names a top country. Full map at easybtx.com/nodes. Whether independent sources agree on the chain right now, and who signs the blocks, is in Network health.
Chain parameters
Node software versions
07
Economics & emission
live21M cap, halving 525kSupply mined of 21,000,000 BTX
3,957,940 BTX mined, 18.85% of the 21,000,000 cap. No halving has happened yet.
Halving schedule · every 525,000 blocks
Every year shown is an estimate, not a schedule. The reward halves every 525,000 blocks, which is about 1.5 years at the 90 second target. Blocks have actually been landing faster than target so far, a lifetime average of roughly 66 to 81 seconds depending on the window, so real halvings will arrive earlier than the years above. Bitcoin halves about every 4 years.
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The network map
liveeasybtx.com/nodesour live node directory
Every reachable node, on the map.
A live map of the public BTX network: dozens of nodes across the world, each verified with a real handshake, with the software versions they run and how reachable they are. Point a light client at one, or run your own.
Reachable nodes by location · software versions · uptimeeasybtx.com/nodes → Live vs snapshot. LIVE sections refresh every 60 seconds from easybtx.com/api/network, which is this same site. If that feed does not answer, every affected section falls back to a snapshot and says so, with the date and time it was taken. The first easyBTX mine (≈27 May, block 115,353) is the first block ever mined with easyBTX.
Some forks did interrupt mining. The four June forks (v0.31.0, v0.32.2, MatMul V3 at #130.5k and the #132k node upgrade) passed without a break. The two in August did not. The MatMul v4.7 fork at block 185,000 on 10 Aug 2026 left Mac users unable to mine for nine days while the Metal solver was written, and the v0.33.3 difficulty floor at block 191,714 on 17 Aug 2026 wedged the network for hours until enough nodes upgraded. On 23 September the chain split at block 227,313, and three consensus checks took effect at block 244,000 on 10 October, so a node older than v0.34.14 can follow a branch the rest of the network refuses. Mining to a pool means you do not have to run a node, it does not mean a fork cannot reach you.
Sources. The chain height is the highest tip of the heaviest valid chain the reachable nodes report, measured from their own block headers by the census behind easybtx.com/nodes (since 5 September 2026, when the explorer we used to quote sat on a minority chain for a day); chain parameters are fixed by the chain. Node counts come from the same crawler. Pool numbers come from each pool's own public endpoint. If the census is more than two hours old, a pool's reported height stands in, and api.btxscan.io is the last resort. The browser reads all of it through easybtx.com/api/network on this origin, never third-party hosts directly. Not financial advice. BTX has no established market value.
Some forks did interrupt mining. The four June forks (v0.31.0, v0.32.2, MatMul V3 at #130.5k and the #132k node upgrade) passed without a break. The two in August did not. The MatMul v4.7 fork at block 185,000 on 10 Aug 2026 left Mac users unable to mine for nine days while the Metal solver was written, and the v0.33.3 difficulty floor at block 191,714 on 17 Aug 2026 wedged the network for hours until enough nodes upgraded. On 23 September the chain split at block 227,313, and three consensus checks took effect at block 244,000 on 10 October, so a node older than v0.34.14 can follow a branch the rest of the network refuses. Mining to a pool means you do not have to run a node, it does not mean a fork cannot reach you.
Sources. The chain height is the highest tip of the heaviest valid chain the reachable nodes report, measured from their own block headers by the census behind easybtx.com/nodes (since 5 September 2026, when the explorer we used to quote sat on a minority chain for a day); chain parameters are fixed by the chain. Node counts come from the same crawler. Pool numbers come from each pool's own public endpoint. If the census is more than two hours old, a pool's reported height stands in, and api.btxscan.io is the last resort. The browser reads all of it through easybtx.com/api/network on this origin, never third-party hosts directly. Not financial advice. BTX has no established market value.