HOOSATWORLD

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💰 Wallet Monitor

Watch any Hoosat address: live balance and deposits, historical transaction history, and a cross-check tool to tell internal transfers apart from real external deposits.

ℹ️ ⚡ Live Monitor
Enter an address and click Search to see the current balance. Click Start Monitor to watch for new deposits and withdrawals in real time. Earnings estimates update as deposits arrive.

📋 Historical
View past transactions from the block explorer. Select a date and click Load. Note: explorer data can lag several hours behind the live network.

Invalid address or node error

Current Balance

— HTN

Recommended

🖥️ Node Manager (built-in wallet)Working

Our own desktop app for Windows and Linux. Runs a node and includes a built-in wallet side by side — the easiest way to get started if you're not technical.

See "Run Your Own Node" on this site →

⌨️ htnwallet (command line)Working

The official command-line wallet, bundled with every HTND node release. Full control over your keys, works with any node — the most reliable option, but you'll need to be comfortable with a terminal.

Download from GitHub →

Needs a quick extra step

📱 Hoosat Mobile (Android & iOS)Needs setup

The official mobile app. It ships with a default server that's currently offline — after installing, go to Settings → Node and add a working node address before it'll connect. The team is working on a default that doesn't need this step.

Get it from GitHub →

Other options

🧩 Browser Extension (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera)Working

A community-built wallet extension. Its backend was briefly offline but is back up and running normally.

Chrome Web Store →

🌐 Web WalletOffline

The hosted web wallet went offline when its old server was shut down. The team is working on restoring a hosted version. In the meantime, technical users can run it themselves from the source code below.

Source code (self-host) →

Coming soon

🦊 Hoosnap (MetaMask Snap)In development

A community project to bring native HTN support directly into MetaMask — send, receive and manage HTN without leaving your normal MetaMask wallet. Still being built, not yet available to install.

Follow progress on GitHub →

Unconfirmed

🗂️ KDX desktop, hoosat-wallet-cli, Ledger hardware supportUnverified

Mentioned around the community, but the team hasn't been able to confirm these actually exist or work yet. Listed here for completeness — treat with caution until confirmed.

No link available

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HOOSATWORLD · FAST SYNC

Skip the initial blockchain sync

Download a pre-built, hourly-refreshed, cryptographically signed chain snapshot instead of syncing from peers from scratch. A normal sync takes roughly 15–25 minutes — Fast Sync typically finishes in about 3 minutes.

⚠ Experimental early release

Fast Sync is new and actively being developed. Snapshots are checksummed and signed, but please back up anything important in your HTND data directory before using it.

⚠ Already using Node Manager?

Use its built-in Quick Sync button instead (Node Health → Auto Recovery to enable it) — it downloads, verifies, and applies this same snapshot automatically and safely, with no manual steps. This page is for advanced users running HTND directly without Node Manager.

CURRENT SNAPSHOT

Loading live snapshot info...

⬇ Download Snapshot

HOW TO USE IT

Stop HTND first. Extract the archive directly into HTND's data directory (~/.htnd by default), stripping the archive's top-level folder:

tar -xzf archive.tar.gz --strip-components=1 -C ~/.htnd

Then start HTND again with --utxoindex (the snapshot always includes the UTXO index, so this flag should match).

Stop HTND first. Extract the archive directly into HTND's data directory (%LOCALAPPDATA%\Htnd by default), stripping the archive's top-level folder. Modern Windows 10/11 ships a built-in tar — run this in PowerShell:

tar -xzf archive.tar.gz --strip-components=1 -C "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Htnd"

Then start HTND again with --utxoindex (the snapshot always includes the UTXO index, so this flag should match).

⚠ This replaces all existing data

Back up first if you have anything in your HTND data directory you care about. If checksum verification fails on your end, discard the file and download again — do not use a file that fails verification.

🔒 Verify it's genuine

Every snapshot is checksummed and signed with the same key that signs Node Manager and Bridge releases. At minimum, verify the SHA256 checksum shown above matches: sha256sum archive.tar.gz

🖥

HOOSATWORLD · NODE MANAGER

Run your own HTN node

A one-click installer that sets up your own Hoosat node — no technical experience needed. Help decentralise the network and optionally mine HTN directly from your PC.

✅ Windows & Linux supported now  ·  🌮 macOS planned for a future release

⬇ Download Windows Installer

htn-install.exe · Double-click to run · Administrator required

⚠ Experimental early release

Node Manager is new and actively being developed. Please back up anything important and report issues via Discord below.

🔒 Why did my antivirus flag this?

This is a brand-new independent tool, so Windows SmartScreen or your antivirus may flag it as unrecognized — not because it's unsafe. Every release is SHA256-hashed and signed; you can verify the download's authenticity from the manager's version badge after install (see below).

HOW IT WORKS

1

Download

Get the installer above and run it as Administrator

2

Install

Sets up HTND, firewall rules, and the dashboard automatically

3

Sync

Your node downloads the DAG and connects to the network

4

Mine (optional)

Enable the CPU miner or connect pool miners via the bridge

DASHBOARD PREVIEW

📷 Image coming soon

BASE VS PRO

Base · Free

Full node + stratum bridge
CPU mining (Eco/Cruise/Turbo)
Solo or Share pool mode
Live dashboard + logs
Auto-update

⭐ Pro

Everything in Base
Auto-Tune (automatic optimisation)
Sweep Optimiser
Efficiency scoring
Worker Performance comparison

VERIFY YOUR DOWNLOAD

Every release is SHA256-hashed and Schnorr-signed. To verify:

Open the manager, click the MGR version badge (top right)
Compare the SHA256 shown against the one published in the release notes
Confirm the signature shows ✓ Chargn

Signing pubkey: 2b33d3d5f0896c3190d6843ac61065e3c56b361c2fe7014ad5b63ed43bcdf347

🚧 Under Development — Health data is being wired to live endpoints. Charts will reflect real network data once connected.

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Next Hard Fork — DAG Health

DAA Score — · Calculating\u2026

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DAGKnight — Effective k Parameter

dynamic k (live)

k= 18

real k · parsed from node logs per block

Min (1hr)

low-latency burst

Max (1hr)

high-latency event

Avg (1hr)

18.4

rolling mean

Net Latency

210ms

derived from merge set

In GhostDAG, k was fixed at launch — a hardcoded guess at worst-case network delay. DAGKnight replaces this with a self-adapting k that recalculates every block. When the network is fast, k drops and finality accelerates. When latency spikes, k rises to keep consensus safe.

k over last 60 minutes

201050

60m ago40m ago20m agonow

k distribution — last 60 minutes

Consensus Health — Live

Blue Block %

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last 300 blocks

Avg Reds/Block

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red blocks in merge set

Avg Merge Set

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blues+reds per block

DAG Tips

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current tip count

Merge Set — blues & reds per block (last 60 blocks)

60 blocks ago453015now

Blue Red

Finality Depth

Confirmed tip

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Safe depth

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Pruning point

–86400

After Zenith, DAGKnight adapts finality depth dynamically.

Recent Blocks — live merge set composition

TimeBlue Score Blues Reds Tx

DAG Health shows consensus-layer signals · Block-level DAG: pulse.htn.foztor.net by Foztor

Network at a Glance — Live

Hashrate

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Network total

Difficulty

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DAA adjusted

Mempool

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Pending

Peers

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connected

Hashrate & Difficulty

network hashrate

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GH/s

24hr Min

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24hr Max

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24hr Avg

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Block Reward

12.67 HTN

Daily Yield/kH

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Difficulty

—

↑ Difficulty self-adjusts every block via DAA — tracks hashrate in real time

24hr ago18hr12hr6hrnow

Hashrate (left) Difficulty (right) k (post-Zenith)

Transaction Throughput & Mempool

Mempool Breakdown

— tx

Pending

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Orphans

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Avg Fee

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TX Throughput — last 60 blocks

60 blk ago453015now

Avg TX/Block

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Est TPS

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Utilisation

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Peer Latency

Node1 Direct Peers full network view → Nodes tab

HostDirLatencyVersion

🇩🇪de-1.hoosat.fi 1238msv2.0.0

🇫🇮node1.hoosat.fi 952msv2.0.0

🇺🇸us-east.htn.io 791msv2.0.0

🇳🇿nz.retrolec.net 68msv2.0.0

🇬🇧uk-pool.foztor.net 844msv2.0.0

🇸🇬sg-1.htn.network 4182msv2.0.0

🇨🇦ca-van.htnnode.net 3148msv1.7.0

Network Health · HOOSATWORLD · Block-level DAG: pulse.htn.foztor.net by Foztor

Throughput — TX per Second

live TPS

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TX / SEC

Confirmed/hr

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at current TPS

TX / Block

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60-block rolling

Network Cap.

2,490

5 BPS × 498 tx

Utilisation

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of max capacity

Mempool

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pending tx

Avg Fee

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HTN/byte

Network utilisation — of 2,490 TPS max

          025%50%75%100% (2,490 TPS)
        

TPS — last 24 hours (from /dagstats)

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Mempool Breakdown

Total pending

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— KB

Oldest pending

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Est. clear time

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Pending

— tx

Orphans

— tx

Source: /mempool · Node1 archival

Fee Statistics

Min Fee

0.00010

HTN/byte floor

Avg Fee

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HTN/byte

Capacity

2,490

TPS max

HTN uses a minimum fee floor — most transactions pay exactly the floor rate. Fee market pressure only emerges near capacity (2,490 TPS). At current utilisation fees are effectively free-range.

Fee source: /mempool · avgFeeSompi

              Derived from mempool avg — per-tx fee breakdown requires archival node TX index (coming soon).
            

Recent Blocks — TX Activity via /dagstats · last 60 blocks

Blue Score Age Blues Reds TX Count

Showing last 60 blocks · refreshes every 5s · individual TX detail requires /recenttx (roadmap)

        TX Stats · HOOSATWORLD · Archival: Node1 192.168.40.243 · /mempool /dagstats /txhistory
      

Hoosat Testnet — Live Stats

🧪 Hoosat Testnet — HTND v2.18.2

The Hoosat testnet runs on a fresh chain, reset on 12 October 2026 and now on HTND v2.18.2. The earlier post-quantum test chain (ML-DSA-44, NIST FIPS 204) has been retired; the post-quantum code is still in the build, but on testnet it stays switched off until block version 15 (postponed by the developers). Anyone can run a testnet node. The live stats below come from Node4, the testnet node run by hoosatworld.net.

Verified live, not just claimed — this node's own reported version: —

How to join the Hoosat testnet

Works on Linux and Windows. You need at least 4 GB of RAM and some free disk space. Testnet coins have no value, so it is safe to try. On Windows, run the same commands in PowerShell, and the programs end in .exe inside %USERPROFILE%\go\bin instead of ~/go/bin.

1. Install the tools

Install git and Go (the latest stable Go from go.dev/dl is fine).

2. Download and build HTND

git clone https://github.com/HoosatNetwork/HTND.git
cd HTND
git checkout 2.18.2
go install -tags "deadlock pebblegozstd" . ./cmd/...

This builds the node (HTND), the wallet (htnwallet) and the miner (htnminer) into ~/go/bin. The version name 2.18.2 will change when a new version comes out; the latest one is always announced in the Discord #testnet channel.

3. Run the node

~/go/bin/HTND --testnet --utxoindex -a htn.foztor.net:42423 --allow-submit-block-when-not-synced

--testnet selects the test network. -a gives it a peer to connect to, because the testnet DNS seeds are switched off for now. --utxoindex lets the wallet see your balance. The last option lets a brand-new node get going while it is still empty. Leave it running. The first sync takes a while: it is done when it stops catching up and keeps adding new blocks.

4. Make a test address (open a second window)

~/go/bin/genkeypair --testnet

It prints a Private key and an Address. The address starts with hoosattest: and is where your mined coins go. Save the private key somewhere safe: it controls the coins, and you can import it into a wallet later (htnwallet import-private-key).

5. Mine with one CPU core

~/go/bin/htnminer --testnet --miningaddr=hoosattest:YOUR_ADDRESS_HERE -t 1

Replace hoosattest:YOUR_ADDRESS_HERE with the address from step 4. -t 1 uses a single CPU core. Wait until the node from step 3 is fully synced before you start the miner, otherwise it can mine on the wrong chain.

6. Upgrade the node

When a new version is announced: stop the miner and the node (Ctrl+C in each window), then:

cd HTND
git fetch --all
git checkout <new version from #testnet>
go install -tags "deadlock pebblegozstd" . ./cmd/...

Start the node and the miner again with the same commands as before. Your synced data is kept. If the announcement says the testnet was reset, also delete the old testnet data folder first (on Linux: ~/.htnd/testnet*) so the node starts on the new chain. Your address and private key from step 4 still work on the new chain.

Tip: you can check your node is on the same chain as ours by comparing the DAA score and block count in the live stats below.

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Skip the initial blockchain sync

Pruning point & chain verification

Is total coin supply tracking correctly?

Run your own HTN node

Places to mine HTN

Skip the initial blockchain sync

Pruning point & chain verification ⓘ

Is total coin supply tracking correctly? ⓘ

Run your own HTN node

Places to mine HTN

Pruning point & chain verification

Is total coin supply tracking correctly?