Run a Node
Synchronize the XenQ blockchain and help test independent network participation.
Download for WindowsXenQ is an independent proof-of-work blockchain currently operating its public testnet. Run a node, mine blocks, explore the chain, test the network, or start building with XenQ.
The testnet is producing blocks now. These statistics come directly from a XenQ node rather than from hard-coded website counters.
Join the XenQ public testnet directly from your own machine. Download the Alpha package, start your node, and watch it independently synchronize with the network.
Everything required to run a XenQ node, explore the chain, check network status, and participate in testnet mining.
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Get the XenQ Testnet Alpha package for Windows.
Extract the ZIP into its own folder on your computer.
Open Start-XenQ-Testnet.bat to connect your node.
Open Explorer and watch your node reach the live chain tip.
Synchronize the XenQ blockchain and help test independent network participation.
Download for WindowsContribute proof-of-work to the live XenQ testnet and see your mined blocks appear in the Explorer.
Mining Guide — SoonInspect blocks, miners, transactions, difficulty, supply, and network activity.
Open ExplorerTest synchronization, restarts, transactions, networking, and edge cases. Useful failures make XenQ stronger.
Genesis ChallengeRequest a small amount of free testnet XENQ for transactions, application testing, and experimentation on the XenQ network.
Use a valid 40-character XenQ wallet address.
XenQ submits a signed faucet transaction to the live testnet.
Your transaction enters the mempool and is confirmed in a block.
Early XenQ participants will be recognized for useful contributions, not just raw activity.
Operate an independent XenQ testnet node.
Produce valid blocks and contribute proof-of-work.
Find bugs, crashes, consensus issues, or bad behavior.
Create tools, apps, integrations, documentation, or libraries.
XenQ already exposes endpoints for blocks, balances, transactions, peers, network information, mining, and node status.
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/status
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/blocks?limit=5
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/network