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Mainnet, live. Right now.

Real-time readouts from mainnet, the Evolve canary, and the testnet. Block heights tick up by the second. Validator counts come straight from the chain — not a copy in our database.

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NETWORK VITALS · public RPCstatus :: probingSIGIL MAINNET0sigil-mainnet-1height0validators0mempool0rpcunavailableEVOLVE CANARY0evolve-canary-1height0validators0mempool0rpcunavailableSIGIL TESTNET0sigil-testnet-1height0validators0mempool0rpcunavailableMainnet · Canary · Testnet public endpoints

Mainnet · MINT

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Canary · BITS

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Testnet · SIGIL

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01 / 05
Live

Three networks, three heartbeats

Live data, no copy in a database.

Every number on this page comes from the chain's own RPC. The block height, the validator count, the time since the last commit — all queried in real time, not cached, not reformatted, not editorialised.

Mainnet

Production MINT. Real value. Real validators.

Mainnet runs the production economic network. MINT moves between real wallets, real validators sign real blocks, and the heartbeat below pulses on every commit.

Canary

Every release lands here before mainnet.

The Evolve canary uses BITS instead of MINT and runs a release ahead of mainnet. New versions of the node binary, system contracts, and governance changes prove themselves on canary before they hit production.

Testnet

Faucet-funded. Break things. Start over.

The public testnet uses test-SIGIL — same chain semantics, no economic stakes. A faucet hands out tokens to anyone with a DID. Build, break, redeploy, repeat.

Verifiable end-to-end

The same RPC the explorer uses. The same RPC your wallet uses.

There is no privileged data path. The numbers you see here resolve through the exact RPC contract every public client uses. Run your own node, query it the same way, and the numbers match.

Always on. Always provable.

The same RPC contract powers this page, the explorer, and every wallet. Everything you see is verifiable end-to-end.