The Next Generation Network
A next-generation blockchain ecosystem designed for creating, exchanging and exploring digital assets.
Build. Launch. Exchange. Explore.
Every milestone is listed with its real status. The team updates statuses as work is completed, and no dates are committed.
An EVM-compatible network designed so existing Solidity contracts and standard wallets work without changes. The testnet is under development and no live endpoints are published yet.
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Planned: EVM execution layer, public RPC, indexed explorer, and a bridge to Ethereum testnets. Final design is to be published with the testnet.
Solidity and Vyper contracts, standard JSON-RPC, and common EVM tooling are the compatibility target.
RPC, faucet, explorer API and SDKs are planned. See the Developers section.
Create a token with a guided form. Nothing is deployed: this is a demo until Ethernex smart contracts are connected.
Swapping needs deployed liquidity pools. Until then this interface shows the layout only.
Educational constant-product math with an example 0.3% fee. Enter any reserves. This is not a quote and not a real pool.
Unavailable until a secure, independently audited bridge integration exists. The interface is shown for design purposes only.
Search transactions, addresses, tokens and blocks. Results will appear once the explorer indexer is connected.
ETHNX is the planned native asset of Ethernex Network. Potential functions include paying network gas fees and supporting utility across ecosystem products.
ETHNX is not offered for sale and nothing here promises value or returns. Testnet tokens have no monetary value.
Build. Launch. Exchange. Explore.
Blockchain infrastructure
Token creation
Decentralized exchange
Blockchain explorer
Cross-chain connectivity
APIs, SDKs and documentation
Documentation will launch with the public testnet.
Install an EVM wallet and a toolchain such as Foundry or Hardhat. Network parameters will be published here when the testnet launches. Planned configuration:
networks: {
ethernex_testnet: {
url: "RPC_URL (published at testnet launch)",
chainId: "CHAIN_ID (to be announced)"
}
}Standard EVM bytecode is the target, so Solidity contracts built with OpenZeppelin should deploy unchanged. Upgradeable contracts will be used only where necessary and documented with their admin and timelock.
Tokens created with Ethernex Launch are planned to follow ERC-20, with permissions such as minting and pausing shown clearly before creation.
Ethernex has not been audited. No audit is claimed until an independent audit is completed and published.
Planned before any mainnet launch.
Planned. Not yet active.
Planned for the public testnet.
Planned through the explorer.
Contact address to be published.
Each service is checked from your browser using the endpoints in the site configuration. Services without an endpoint show as not deployed.
What is deployed, who can change it, and what has been reviewed. Entries stay empty until they are real.
Planned policy: contracts are immutable by default. Any upgradeable contract will be listed here with its admin, timelock delay and the reason it needs upgrades.
To be published: multisig address, signers and approval threshold.
Contact address to be published.