Make Supernova tangible.

mvxPulse turns live public MultiversX Devnet telemetry into something you can see, hear, explore — and participate in.

The grid is live network data. When you fire a Pulse, your browser adds real Devnet transactions to what you are watching.

Bring your handle.

X sign-in gives mvxPulse a lightweight participant identity and helps keep Pulse access tied to real people rather than anonymous automated traffic.

Your Pulses can also qualify for the mvxPulse Observed ATH and top3 records. You choose whether those records show your full handle, a masked handle, or remain anonymous.

No MultiversX wallet required.

When you prepare a Pulse, mvxPulse creates and manages Devnet-only wallets locally inside this browser.

It checks their state, supplies test xEGLD when needed, signs the transactions locally, and prepares them for the target network round.

You do not need to provide EGLD, import a wallet, or manually manage transactions.

Pick a profile. Fire. Watch.

1. 1Tap FIRE A PULSE.
2. 2Choose a profile — the built-ins are a good place to start — and let mvxPulse prepare the Pulse.
3. 3When preparation finishes, use the on-screen ARM control for your own timing, or join crowdPulse™ when a public Pulse is available.

mvxPulse handles the round timing and releases the prepared transactions against Supernova. Keep the page open while a Pulse is preparing or active.

Now watch what happened.

The grid shows how transactions were absorbed across the observed network rounds. Look for Peak Network Round · Largest TX Round · Finality · Completion · Observed ATH.

Sound makes the timing easier to feel: the first tone marks the observed round; the softer second tone follows after its measured finality interval.

Every Pulse also leaves a diagnostic record you can inspect and share.