VargaMesh Network Statistics
A transparent, live view of VMESH mainnet: chain state, directly observed peers, mining activity and software development in one public dashboard.
Where the VMESH network is visible
A country-level view built from current peer connections and quality/recency-filtered addresses known to this public observer. Every visible count is aggregated by country β individual IP addresses, cities and exact node coordinates are never published.
Interactive VMESH node map
Countries in the mesh
Every row represents a country aggregate. Select a country on the map or in this list to inspect its public network totals.
| Country | Known | Connected | 24h |
|---|---|---|---|
| β | |||
Connected nodes come from Core getpeerinfo. The broader known-node view uses getnodeaddresses 0 and is deduplicated locally. It is substantially wider than direct peers, but a decentralized network has no authoritative global node registry.
Only country-level totals leave the observer. The public JSON contains no raw IPs, cities, regions, ASNs, organizations or per-node coordinates. Country geolocation happens server-side; Tor/private/unresolved peers remain unlocated.
The network is moving
Recent blocks and core telemetry are pulled from the same public API used by the explorer.
Best chain
Recent cadence
Latest mainnet blocks
| Height | Hash | Age | Difficulty | TX |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| β | ||||
Who is doing work right now
Public VMESH SOLO pool telemetry makes active miners, workers, pool hashrate and recent pool block discovery visible without exposing wallet keys or private RPC. It is separate from chain-estimated network hashrate and from Merged SOLO / Home Mining telemetry.
Mining activity
Issuance & maturity
From consensus to public data and mining
The architecture graphic uses your VargaMesh visual identity and shows the public data path without exposing private control interfaces.
Compare VMESH mining data on MiningPoolStats
For another perspective on VargaMesh pools, difficulty and hashrate, consult the independent MiningPoolStats directory. Estimates, update times and reported pool values may differ from this network dashboard.
Third-party website Β· opens in a new tabPublic nodes can prove useful network contribution
MeshProof sits beside consensus: it challenges public VargaMesh P2P nodes, verifies one-time operator control and records a public Mesh Score without changing Proof of Work or AuxPoW.
Real P2P checks
Each probe performs a VargaMesh mainnet handshake and randomized ping/pong liveness challenge against port 29666.
Ownership before rewards
A one-time claim must appear in the node's own P2P user agent before the endpoint can become reward-eligible.
Consensus untouched
MeshProof is off-consensus. Community rewards use existing Treasury-funded VMESH and do not alter supply, block subsidy or mining payouts.
VargaProof activity
VPF1 proof-of-existence anchors are indexed directly from confirmed VargaMesh transactions.
First public VargaProof Β· Block #542
VPF1 protocol specification Β· SHA-256 7990bc29ce4c6b15β¦
Latest proofs
Releases and GitHub activity
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Waiting for repository
Recent activity
Mainnet identity
A single immutable starting point ties the public telemetry, explorer and mining infrastructure to the same VMESH chain.