Network statistics
Kronex Network
Every figure on this page can be checked against a public endpoint, and each row says which one.
01 · How to read this page
How to read this page
Every figure below cites the field it came from and the endpoint that served it. One figure is derived rather than read, and its row says so.
- explorer-testnet.kronex.network/api/v2/stats
- Blockscout's public stats endpoint. Five of the six chain figures are fields in its response.
- rpc-testnet.kronex.network
- The public JSON-RPC endpoint. The block read behind the derived hashrate comes from here.
- stats.kronex.network/api/testnet/v1/network/summary
- The network crawler's public API. The active-node count is a field in its response; every other node figure is on stats.kronex.network.
No number on this page comes from anywhere a reader cannot query themselves. Coin price, market cap and TVL are present in the stats response and are never read — the no-price rule holds at any value, including null.
02 · Chain Testnet
Chain
Six metrics. Each row carries the value, its source field, and the call that returns it.
Ordered by what a chain this young shows clearly: a rate holds its meaning at any age, a cumulative count does not. Transaction and address counts sit last and are on the page in full.
Refreshes every 12s · last update —
Metric tile · states
Average block time, five ways
The five states a tile can be in. Their existence in the design is what proves the section is infrastructure, not a marketing panel.
A figure read successfully within the refresh window.
The request is in flight. Held 0.9s minimum so the bar cannot flash.
The last read succeeded but is older than the refresh window.
The metric is real but nothing public reports it. KRNX supply sits here.
The endpoint did not answer. The failure is the source's, and the tile says so.
03 · Nodes Testnet
Nodes
One count, read from the network crawler. Everything else it knows — named nodes, countries, clients, the method — is on its own site.
A node counts when the crawler reached it and it passed a KRNX handshake — network, genesis and fork checked — within the last hour. Nodes behind NAT or with discovery switched off never reach the crawler, so this is a floor, not a census. It replaces nothing: net_peerCount is still the peer count of whichever endpoint you ask, and is still not read. All node figures on stats.kronex.network ↗
04 · No source yet
No source yet
One metric with a stated reason, rather than a chip and a shrug.
- KRNX supply
- Source pending
- The explorer's stats endpoint carries no supply field. Nothing else public reports it, so the tile stays empty rather than carrying a figure assembled from somewhere else.
05 · Awaiting the marketplace Planned
Awaiting the marketplace
Active providers
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Awaiting marketplaceCompute capacity
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Awaiting marketplaceMarketplace volume
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Awaiting marketplaceActive orders
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Awaiting marketplace
These four are not waiting on a launch. They are waiting on a layer that is not built, so there is nothing yet for them to count. Which phase builds it →
06 · Verify it yourself Testnet
Verify it yourself
The three requests that produce every figure above. All three return real values today.
# the five explorer figures — block height, block time, transactions, addresses, gas
curl https://explorer-testnet.kronex.network/api/v2/stats
# the difficulty behind the derived hashrate — hashrate = difficulty ÷ 10s
curl -X POST https://rpc-testnet.kronex.network \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"eth_getBlockByNumber","params":["latest",false]}'
# the active-node count — counts.krnx_verified, crawler window 1 h
curl 'https://stats.kronex.network/api/testnet/v1/network/summary?network=testnet&window=1h'Related