Bitcoin Hyper Releases Testnet Explorer Ahead of November 26 Token Launch

Bitcoin Hyper announced on October 15, 2026, that its testnet explorer is live, allowing users to inspect transactions and network activity. The project reaffirmed November 26 as the scheduled date for both the HYPER token launch and the end of the presale, while several other testnet products remain under development.

The explorer follows the release of the testnet’s network details and RPC endpoint, which lets applications communicate with the network. Developers can use the explorer to follow transactions while building and testing applications.

Its release falls in the second week of the six-week rollout Bitcoin Hyper announced on October 8. That schedule placed the wallet in week three, followed by a faucet supplying tokens for testing, a cross-chain bridge, and a staking dashboard.

The October 15 update lists those four products as upcoming releases, including bridge connections with Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin. It gives no individual release dates and says development, optimization, audits, and testing are still being completed.

Bitcoin Hyper markets its proposed network as a Bitcoin Layer-2 using the Solana Virtual Machine to support faster transactions and applications. The explorer announcement does not disclose performance results, completed network audits, or a mainnet launch date.

The update follows two changes to the presale schedule earlier this month. On October 8–9, Bitcoin Hyper announced that fundraising would continue until Q2 2027, citing unfinished development and testing. After angry investor responses, the project reversed that extension on October 12 and set November 26 for the token launch.

Bitcoin Hyper and related entities were also named in a January 19 warning from Spain’s financial regulator, the CNMV. The notice said they were not authorized to carry out activities reserved for crypto-asset service providers under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, or MiCA.