CHAIN HEIGHT
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INDEPENDENT EXPLORER / BUILT BY LUX8.NET
Quantus Explorer
Mainnet, in motion.
A read-only view of the Quantus network, built independently by the lux8.net team.
The Wallet link opens our separate wallet application. You do not need a wallet or recovery phrase to use this explorer.
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EST. NETWORK HASHRATE ⓘ
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Observed work · trailing 1 hour
BLOCK DIFFICULTY ◇
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Required work for the latest block
LATEST MINER REWARD ◈
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QTC paid · includes fees and rounding
Finalized height—
Finalization lag—
Avg. block time · 1h—
Avg. block time · 24h—
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THE NETWORK AT A GLANCE
Proof of work, over time
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Estimated hashrate
H/sDifficulty ÷ observed time
Mining difficulty
WORKAverage required work per block
Block interval
SECONDSAverage time between adjacent blocks
THE CHAIN KEEPS MOVING
Latest blocks LIVE
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REWARDED BLOCKS / LAST 24 HOURS
Miners
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READ THE CHAIN, KNOW THE CONTEXTReal blocks.
Real blocks.
Transparent estimates.
From mainnet, every few seconds
Block headers, timestamps, extrinsics, difficulty events, and miner payouts come from a Quantus mainnet node. Node peers describe our connected node, not the whole network. Finalization is the node’s reported finalized head.
History starts at genesis
Charts use actual adjacent block timestamps, with 10-minute averages for 24 hours and hourly averages for 7 days. Missing history is left empty. Hashrate estimates divide accumulated difficulty by observed elapsed time; they are not directly reported miner hashrates.
Rewards and miner identities
Rewards are actual MinerRewarded payouts, including fees and rounding. Miner addresses come from those events. The header’s author preimage is shown separately in block details. Account balances and mining rewards are available on the Accounts page. Miner names are a heuristic from public telemetry (the first node to report a block) and may be wrong; the reward address is the source of truth.