Network · live map

Every node, in the open.

A read-out of the TSN peer-to-peer mesh, pulled directly from a running node — not a curated dashboard.

Reading live node data

DevnetV2 in preparation

In DevnetV2, the relay role evolves into Service Nodes — network availability, transaction relay and indexing, with reward participation. Reward direction: 90% miners · 5% Service Nodes · 5% dev. Read the announcement ↗

Active nodes

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Block height

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Difficulty

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Network hashrate

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01 Legend

Four roles. One mesh.

Every peer on the network declares one of four roles. The colours below are shared with the explorer.

Nexus — block-producing node Seed — bootstrap / peer discovery Service — relay, index, availability Cortex — proof generation

02 Map

The mesh, drawn from itself.

Each point is a peer this node has seen. Positions are illustrative — TSN has no central coordinator to place them on a real map.

Live node data unavailable This page reads directly from the running node (/chain/, /peers, /node/info). If you're seeing this in production, the node's RPC may be temporarily unreachable — the network itself may still be healthy. Check the explorer for a second source.

03 Nodes

Peers this node has seen.

Peer IDs are truncated by default — this is a public mesh, not an identity registry.