The official BTX developer hub — node releases, build and mainnet-connect guides, the REST API reference, and the spec + context whitepapers. Source lives at github.com/btxchain.
The official BTX reference implementation (C++) — full node, wallet, and mining infrastructure. Derived from Bitcoin Knots with MatMul proof-of-work, post-quantum signatures, and a shielded tx pool. Where the node releases come from (latest v0.32.12).
The official BTX price dashboard — live model price, market cap, sats-per-BTX, and the MatMul network rate, plus a forward-market view and valuation model. JSON API for every figure on the page.
The project's Telegram — release notices and announcements from the BTX developers. The channel is private: this link is the verification gate, and clearing it lets you into both the announcement channel and the community chat.
Community Discord for BTX — the busiest place to get a rig running, compare hashrates across cards, and follow what's shipping. No gate, no invite needed.
Open chat for miners and holders — swap setups, troubleshoot rigs, and talk BTX. The group is private: verify through the gate (the same link under Official) and it lets you into the chat and the announcement channel.
Community account for BTX on X — news, mining milestones, and signal-boosting across the ecosystem.
Community comms account for the BTX chain — release notes, mining setup that works, and network status when things break. Devs build, the community handles comms. Launched August 2026.
Русскоязычное сообщество майнеров BTX — обсуждение майнинга, настройка пулов и разгон GPU.
Telegram group for the matador miner — setup help, tuning tips, and release news from the maintainer.
A community portal from the easyBTX team — live chain stats, an ecosystem map (wallets, miners, pools, explorer), FAQ, and news, all in one place. Run by the same company behind the easyBTX miner and wallet, not the BTX protocol devs.
network ≈149 MN/s · ~90s blocks · height ~146,244 · pool share (self-reported, normalized) · snapshot 2026-07-01
Shares are each pool's own live estimate — its measured hashrate divided by its own difficulty-based guess of the network rate, then normalized to 100%. They're approximate, not exact, and a fast-growing network makes the estimates run high. For actual block-win counts (who really found the blocks), see the Byron explorer's 24h mining view ↗.
No-node mining: a one-line installer auto-detects your GPU and verifies the binary. Bundles a live dashboard and block explorer — the closest thing BTX has to a home base.
An Australian BTX collective. Open to the public now — no invite required. Combine GPUs for steadier PPLNS earnings while keeping self-custody of every reward you mine.
A performance GPU miner for BTX, shipped as ready-to-run, checksum-verified binary releases. Multi-GPU aware with a built-in auto-updater; runs on Linux (including older cards), Apple Silicon, and Windows via WSL. Point it at any pool above.
One-click GPU miner for NVIDIA RTX with a built-in self-custodial wallet. Self-updates, falls back to TLS through restricted networks, and runs the harder Linux engine on Windows via WSL.
The official browser-based wallet from btx.dev — generates a self-custodial, post-quantum wallet client-side and saves the wallet file to your device. Keys never leave your browser. View balance and holdings straight from the same page.
Post-quantum, self-custodial desktop wallet — keys generated and held locally, signed with lattice-based ML-DSA / SLH-DSA. Biometric unlock and legacy-node recovery. Note: independent beta, unsigned, audits pending.
A self-custodial iOS wallet with native BTX support that ditches seed phrases entirely — self-custody without the twelve-word ritual. Hold and send your BTX straight from your phone.
Ethereum contracts, validator services, and tooling for WBTX — an ERC-20 wrapped BTX bridged through a mint/redeem committee-verifier design. Actively in development, unaudited, and no confirmed production deployment — assume the bridge contracts may still contain vulnerabilities and treat mainnet use as experimental. A public testnet exists to try it before risking real funds.
The public test workspace for the WBTX bridge — connect a test wallet, request funds from the faucet, and run through deposit (BTX→WBTX) and redeem (WBTX→BTX) flows. Resettable, no mainnet value; treat it as a way to poke at the still-unaudited bridge before it touches real funds, not a signal that mainnet is ready.
A pilot testnet bridging native BTX to rhWBTX on a Robinhood-chain testnet (chain ID 46630) — mint, transfer, and redeem flows runnable straight from a browser wallet. Same unaudited, work-in-progress bridge caveats as the entries above.
Open-source block explorer for the BTX chain. Search any block, transaction, or address and watch network stats update live — a quick way to confirm payouts and follow the chain.
A BTX block explorer from the Byron Pool crew — network-at-a-glance, chain-health, and economics dashboards alongside a live feed of recent blocks (with finder and reward) and transactions.
An independent community data terminal for BTX — live price and market cap, a mining-economics calculator, hashrate/difficulty history, a top-100 rich list, and watchlists, all refreshed every 15 minutes from an independent full node. Ships an open JSON API.
A block explorer for BTX — search blocks, transactions, and addresses, watch the chain live, and track progress toward the next halving.