Explore
Live data from LayerHop's routes, open to everyone.
Is a bridge route working right now? Is a token cheaper on another chain once you count the cost of moving it? Which provider actually delivers what it quotes? These pages answer from LayerHop's own routes and swaps, with sample sizes, and none of them needs a wallet.
Live data
Public pages on layerhop.com, refreshed from live routes and LayerHop swaps.
Status
Whether bridge routes into and out of each chain work right now, success rates and fill times from the last 7 days of LayerHop swaps, and recent incidents.
See statusPrice gap radar
The same token on several chains, its price on each, and what is actually left after bridging $100 or $1,000 with a real quote, fees included. Most gaps are smaller than the cost of moving, and the radar says so.
Open the radarNew chains
Networks that just became reachable through LayerHop's providers: when they appeared, whether routes in and out work, the gas token and the first routes.
See new chainsProvider scoreboard
How each route provider really performed: quoted versus received, minimum met, fill time, refunds and failures, with the sample size next to every figure.
See the scoreboardExplorer
Look up any LayerHop order by route provider and source transaction hash or order id, and follow it from submitted to delivered.
Find an orderWhere's my money?
Paste a transaction from another bridge or swap app and see where your funds are and what to do next.
Track a transfer71 supported chains
Every chain LayerHop can swap and bridge to, with its native token, chain id and which providers route it.
Browse chains
What traders are doing
In the LayerHop app. The trade feed shows only swaps people chose to share; top wallets is built from public on-chain trades.
Trade feed
Recent LayerHop swaps by traders who chose to share them. Copy a trade with your own amount and sign it in your own wallet.
Open the feedTop wallets
Wallets ranked by what they took out of trending and top-volume tokens on Solana and Robinhood Chain. Pools, programs and wallets that look automated are left out.
See top wallets
Use the same data
For apps, bots and AI agents.
Route status, price gaps, new chains and the airdrop checker are public, read-only API endpoints. No key needed. Discovery tools guide (opens in a new tab)
Questions
Do I need a wallet or an account to use these pages?
No. Status, the price gap radar, new chains, the provider scoreboard, the explorer, the transfer tracker and the chain list are public pages. You only connect a wallet if you decide to swap.
Where do the numbers come from?
From LayerHop's own swaps and the read-only probe quotes it runs every few hours, plus each provider's public data. Every figure built from LayerHop swaps shows its sample size; with a small sample, treat it as anecdotal.
Is a price gap on the radar free money?
Usually not. The radar quotes a real route for $100 and $1,000 and shows what is left after LayerHop's fee and the route's costs, but not the cost of selling on the other chain. Most gaps are smaller than the cost of moving, and very large gaps are flagged as likely two different tokens sharing a symbol.
Can I use this data in my own app?
Yes. Bridge route status, price gaps, new chains and the airdrop checker are public, read-only API endpoints that need no key. The discovery tools guide in the docs lists them.
Seen enough? Make the move.
Swap or bridge across chains from your own wallet, with every fee shown before you sign.