Wallets, mining tools, the block explorer, API docs, learning guides — all here. MoonBite mainnet is live, and every tool on this page runs against the real chain today.
MoonBite wallets are non-custodial. Your seed phrase never leaves your device, and this site will never ask for it.
Make an address, check your balance, send MBITE — right in the browser. Keys are generated and kept on your device. The server never sees them.
Get the wallet →A fuller interface for managing addresses, reading transaction history, and signing sends — all from keys you control.
Open dashboard →MoonBite runs on RandomX proof-of-work — any ordinary CPU can mine. Right now, mining is the only way to get MBITE. No presale, no ICO, no airdrop.
Step-by-step setup for the browser miner, the one-click desktop miner, and the command-line miner. You'll be mining in minutes.
Start mining →Live hashrate, block finds, and reward history for miners connected to the network.
View dashboard →Every block and transaction on the MoonBite chain is public. No account required.
Search blocks, transactions, and addresses. Confirm a payment landed without taking anyone's word for it.
Open explorer →Chain height, mempool depth, current difficulty, and mining stats from the live node.
Open dashboard →A read-only JSON API for the chain, plus everything you need to run a node and wire MBITE into your own tools.
Documented REST endpoints for blocks, transactions, address balances, mempool, and search. No API key required.
View API docs →Download MoonBite Core and enforce the rules yourself. Don't trust the network. Check it.
Node setup guide →Pre-built binaries for the node daemon and CLI, checksums included. Verify before you run — every time.
See download notes →MoonBite stands on decades of open cryptography research. These resources let you understand the system from the inside.
New here? Start with this. Honest answers to the questions people ask most about what MoonBite is and how to use it.
Start learning →Plain definitions for every term you'll hit: blocks, nonces, UTXOs, bech32, RandomX, and the rest.
Browse glossary →Ask questions, show what you've built, help the next person get going. MoonBite is open-source and early, and your input shapes it.
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