CPH Core

Sovereign SHA-256 Network

Independent chain operations, public explorer access, and bootstrap-era network visibility.

Start Here

New to CPH Core? Start with the path that matches what you want to do.

This page is the public onboarding layer for the project. It points normal users and early operators toward the right next step without expecting them to already understand bootstrap tooling. The normal first step is the public node bundle, not the operator bundles.

Onboarding

Public Entry Point

Explorer
Available now
Wallet Flow
Core-backed today
Mining Flow
Documented now

Choose a Path

Start with the job you want CPH to do for you.

This should be the easiest page for a first-time visitor to understand.

Start Here

Choose the path that matches you: inspect the network, run a node, create a wallet, or learn how CPH mining works today.

Open Guide

Run a Node

Install the current candidate, start the node, connect to the public bootstrap layer, and verify peer connectivity.

Open Guide

Create a Wallet

Use the current node-backed wallet flow today, then move to the modern wallet surface when it lands.

Open Guide

Mine CPH

Learn the difference between local test mining, public-bundle mining after peer sync, and operator-managed SHA-256 hardware flows.

Open Guide

If You Just Want to Explore

  • Use the search bar to inspect blocks, transactions, and addresses.
  • Open the mempool and network pages to see the current public chain state.
  • Follow the latest blocks on the overview page while the network grows.

If You Want to Use CPH

  • Download the public node bundle and verify what you run.
  • Create a wallet through the current Core-backed flow.
  • Only mine after you have a payout address and at least one public peer.