Bitcoin Hyper’s testnet explorer is available: network data and next releases
The explorer is accessible following the public RPC. What users can consult, how the tools differ and which releases remain planned.
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The Bitcoin Hyper team published its explorer release on 15 October 2026. The service is accessible after the public network RPC. It gives users a graphical entry point to network activity, with a search field and views for cluster statistics, supply and inspection. This portal embeds the original service in its own navigation: the main explorer links keep readers on the local site and in the same tab.
An interface to consult the test network
An explorer presents the information exposed by the network in a browsable interface. Users can inspect the data and identifiers supported by the service, and move between its available views. The values displayed are supplied by the project’s service and can change as the test network evolves. A label or an isolated metric does not establish that the production network has launched.
Explorer and RPC: two different tools
RPC is the programmatic connection used by applications to request information from a node. The public endpoint is rpc.testnet.bitcoinhyper.io, documented by the team on 8 October 2026. The explorer is a visual interface built for consultation. Our existing RPC observatory remains a separate page, with its own readings, observation times and limits. Neither tool alone certifies the whole architecture.
What is available and what comes next
The current accessible components are the public network RPC and the explorer. The 15 October article still describes the wallet, faucet, bridge connections with Ethereum, Solana and Bitcoin, and the staking dashboard as forthcoming releases. They therefore retain their planned status in our calendar. Access to one component must not be interpreted as completion of the remaining products.
26 November concerns the token and presale
The same team article states that the token launch and expected end of the presale are scheduled for 26 November 2026. That date must be distinguished from a mainnet launch, exchange listings and the end of staking. The earlier whitepaper’s roadmap remains a historical planning source; it cannot override the newer presale statement. Test assets and production tokens must also remain distinct.
Sources and scope of verification
We checked that the original explorer opens and that it can be consulted within this portal. This check concerns access and the embedded navigation; it is not a comprehensive test of transactions, bridge operations, token claims or security. We have not connected a wallet or transferred funds. The statements about upcoming products and the token schedule are attributed to the team, with their source dates preserved.