BITCOIN HYPER / TESTNET

Testnet Observatory

Bitcoin Hyper: what is the network doing? We read the service responses and separate confirmations from transfers.

Observation onlyNo wallet · no funds sent

News · Bitcoin Hyper Testnet

Testnet release schedule

The team announced a phased release over six weeks. The announced schedule and verified availability are shown separately.

Week 1

Testnet network and RPC

Available

Access point for querying the test network.

Week 3

Wallet

In developmentRelease planned in the team’s programme

Wallet: view native HYPER balances on the testnet.

Week 4

Faucet

In developmentRelease planned in the team’s programme

Faucet: obtain trial tokens for testing.

Week 5

Bridge

In developmentRelease planned in the team’s programme

Bridge: test connections with Ethereum, Solana and Bitcoin.

Week 6

Staking dashboard

In developmentRelease planned in the team’s programme

Dashboard for staking tests.

Green: public RPC and explorer interface accessible. Yellow: subsequent releases planned by the team. Access is not a complete functional or security audit. Historical RPC observations: 10 October 2026; explorer source: 15 October 2026. Editorial revision and page-opening check: .

Weeks are relative to the team’s announcement, not firm dates. This programme is separate from the 2027 roadmap.

HYPER is native to the testnet, with no separate contract. The team states that preparation tokens on Ethereum and Solana have no value and are not the future official token.

Editorial captions explain the tools’ purpose, not currently usable features. The faucet is planned; its process and amounts are not yet documented.

A Glimpse Into Bitcoin Hyper ↗ · RPC ↗

Official announcement ·

Waiting for dataFirst reading pending
We query the network endpoint. Numbers appear after a complete reading.
Latest finalised slot
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A short work cycle that the network considers confirmed.

The first reading establishes the starting point.
Operations in the sample
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Operations recorded in — recent available blocks.

A block is a group of recorded operations.
Recognized transfers
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Successful sends of a positive amount between different addresses.

Native coin — · other tokens —
Reported node identities
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A node is a program participating in the network.

This does not mean independent owners or physical computers.
How to read operations

Confirmations or transfers?

—Operations in the sample
Network votes—
Other successful operations—
Failed operations—

Votes are messages through which nodes confirm blocks. A vote may also pay a fee.

We wait for data before describing the sample.
—Operations with a fee
—Successful operations with balance changes beyond the fee

A fee is the cost of an operation. A balance change may also result from account creation: it does not by itself prove a transfer.

Sample details

Latest blocks read

Confirmed by the network

Sample period not yet available.

Operations in the latest observed blocks
Block / slotBlock time¹Operations in the sampleNetwork votesNative sends²Other tokens²Failed operationsWith fee
No sample read. Data are not simulated.

¹ Time reported by the RPC, displayed in Europe/Rome. ² Number of recognised transfer instructions; one operation may contain multiple sends, including internal ones. Failed operations and self-transfers are excluded.

During this session

Are slots advancing?

At least two successful readings are needed to compare slots.

We display up to 12 actual readings. The chart restarts when you reopen the page; slot progress does not imply transfers.

Source

RPC = the endpoint to which the dashboard sends queries.

rpc.testnet.bitcoinhyper.io ↗

Reported software: —

Project announcement and schedule ↗

Data read from the project endpoint; no independent verification against other nodes.