Chain tip
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Last block
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Throughput
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Tx pool
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Block weight
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Block time
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Hashrate
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Monitored nodes
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Recent blocks
Network last 24 hours · drag to zoom, double-click to reset
Monitored nodes pseudonyms only · updated every 5 s
How each node keeps up last 24 hours · click a name in a legend to hide it
About
This page is the live side of a monitor for the Monero FCMP++ stressnet, a public test network that is pushed with a heavy, sustained transaction load. The question it is built to answer: what is the minimum hardware that can run a node through that load?
Each monitored node runs a small sidecar next to monerod that reports its RPC, block timing and host load to a hub. Reference nodes define the network tip; every other node is measured against them.
- Verify
- time the node took to check and add the latest block (
--show-time-stats) - Delay
- how long after a reference first saw a block this node accepted it
- Lag
- blocks behind the network tip
- Pool
- transactions in the node's pool; a node that can't keep up holds fewer
- Tiers
- operator: run by the monitor's operators · volunteer: run by community members · ref: reference node