Chain Release Radar

Web3CDN Network · Telegram mini app

Chain Release Radar

Know what to upgrade before the network moves. Chain Release Radar watches blockchain GitHubs and Discords for new releases, hardforks, and operator guidance — then notifies you in Telegram with a clear hardfork calendar, version recommendations, and priority alerts.

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Upgrade awareness for operators

Running validators, RPC clusters, or indexers means tracking dozens of client repositories and announcement channels. Miss a P0 security release or a timed hardfork and the network moves without you.

Chain Release Radar turns that noise into structured signals: followed networks first, upcoming forks on a calendar, recommended client versions with priority badges, and Telegram alerts you can mute or escalate per chain.

Chain Release Radar home feed

Capabilities

From GitHub & Discord to Telegram

Collection, structuring, and notification — built for multi-chain infra teams.

GitHub release radar

Watch protocol repositories for tagged releases, release candidates, and security patches — so node binaries never surprise your fleet overnight.

Discord & community signals

Surface hardfork timelines and upgrade guidance published in project Discords and operator channels, then turn them into structured alerts.

Hardfork calendar

See upcoming activations across the networks you follow — with countdowns, testnet vs mainnet context, and “followed first” prioritization.

Upgrade notifications that matter

Get Telegram alerts when a release is recommended, critical (P0/P1), or when a hardfork is hours away — mute, watch, or alert per network.

Product tour

Inside the Telegram mini app

Home, Explore, network detail, and the alert inbox — designed for operators on the go.

Hardfork calendar & what’s new

Home

Hardfork calendar & what’s new

A single feed of followed networks: timed hardforks, release candidates, and maintenance drops ranked by urgency.

Browse EVM, Cosmos, and more

Explore

Browse EVM, Cosmos, and more

Search networks, filter by ecosystem, and spotlight chains with an upcoming fork so operators know where to look next.

Versions, min requirements, alerts

Network detail

Versions, min requirements, alerts

Per-network view with current client versions, recommended upgrades, hardfork history, and Telegram alert controls.

Release & hardfork reminders

Alerts

Release & hardfork reminders

Chat-delivered cards for hardforks and critical releases — activation times, priority badges, and deep links to release pages.

Gallery

Screenshots

Tap a phone to enlarge. All views from the live Telegram web app.

Home feed

Hardfork calendar and “what’s new” across the networks you follow.

Explore networks

Search and filter chains; highlight networks with an upcoming fork.

Network detail

Client versions, recommended upgrades, and Telegram alert toggles.

Alert inbox

Hardfork reminders and critical release notifications in Telegram.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Chain Release Radar and upgrade alerts.

What is Chain Release Radar?

Chain Release Radar is a Web3CDN Network product that monitors blockchain project GitHubs and Discords for new releases, hardforks, and upgrade guidance — then notifies operators via Telegram so you know what to upgrade before the network moves.

Who is it for?

Validators, RPC operators, indexers, and infra teams that run many clients across EVM, Cosmos, and other ecosystems and need reliable upgrade and hardfork awareness.

How do I get alerts?

Open the Telegram bot @chain_release_radar_bot, follow the networks you operate, and enable alerts. You can switch each network between Alerts on, Watch only, or Mute.

What signals does it collect?

Tagged GitHub releases (including RCs and security fixes), hardfork / activation schedules, minimum recommended client versions, and operator-facing notes surfaced from project channels.

Start receiving upgrade alerts

Open the Telegram bot, follow the networks you run, and turn on alerts. Built and supported by Web3CDN Network — the same team operating production validators, RPC, and indexer tooling.