Morpheus Block Explorer · Base L2
About MorScan
MorScan is a real-time block explorer for the Morpheus AI network on Base L2. It indexes Morpheus compute, builder, and token contracts and serves a signed REST API plus a dashboard covering providers, models and their bids, sessions, builder subnets, MOR holders, and a full OpenAPI playground.
What you can see
- Sessions. Every inference session - open, active, and closed - with its model, its stake, and how long it ran.
- Models and bids. The models on offer and the price each provider bids per second to serve them.
- Providers and consumers. Who serves compute and who buys it, with live demand and network economics.
- Builder subnets. Emissions leaderboard, per-subnet MOR flow, emissions calculator.
- Holders. MOR holders ranked by balance, classified by on-chain role.
- API. OpenAPI 3.1 spec, interactive playground, every dashboard surface queryable.
What is Morpheus?
Morpheus is a decentralized AI (dAI) network: a permissionless AI inference marketplace on the Base network, an Ethereum L2. Providers offer AI compute, consumers pay for inference sessions, and the MOR token is the currency that moves between them.
Providers run AI models and post bids stating what they charge. Consumers stake MOR to open inference sessions against those bids. Builder subnets let projects building on Morpheus earn MOR emissions through staking. All of it settles on public smart contracts, so every bid, session, and stake is visible on-chain.
MorScan is the block explorer and AI monitor for this decentralized AI economy. It indexes the Morpheus contracts, turns raw events into analytics, and signs everything it serves, so every number is independently verifiable.
What is decentralized AI (dAI)?
Decentralized AI, or dAI, is AI inference and compute run as a permissionless marketplace on a public blockchain instead of inside one company's cloud. Anyone can supply models as a provider, anyone can buy inference as a consumer, and the pricing, sessions, and settlement live on smart contracts that anyone can read. Morpheus is a dAI network on Base: providers post per-second bids, consumers stake MOR to open sessions, and builder subnets earn emissions for the apps they bring.
It matters because it makes AI compute open and auditable. No gatekeeper decides who may serve or buy inference, and there is no private ledger you have to trust - the market clears in public, and MorScan is the lens that makes it legible.
How it stays current
MorScan indexes Morpheus contract events as they land. Base produces a block about every 2 seconds, so the index runs only a few blocks behind the chain head - normally under 7 seconds. /health reports the exact gap at any moment.
Provenance
Every API response is cryptographically signed with two Ed25519 keys. Each row carries a receipt that chains back to the DRM3 root. Public keys are published so any client can verify response integrity independently.
morscan/cache - indexed on-chain statemorscan/signer - derived aggregates
Contracts
All deployed on Base, Ethereum's L2.
- Morpheus Diamond · 0x6aBE...030a
- Morpheus Builder · 0x42BB...eF4B9
- MOR Token · 0x7431...b8e3
Tenets
- Open source. The code that serves this page is public under the Elastic License 2.0. Read it, fork it, run your own instance, send a pull request.
- Signed responses. Every API response carries an Ed25519 receipt with published keys, verifiable offline.
- Freshness you can see. /health reports exactly how many blocks behind the chain the index is, at all times.
- No lock-in. Everything here is derived from public chain data and reproducible by anyone.
Who builds it
MorScan is developed, maintained, and operated by DRM3 Labs. The hosted service you are using runs the same open-source code anyone can deploy.
It is open source under the Elastic License 2.0, and contributions are genuinely welcome. Open an issue or a pull request on GitHub, or read the contributor guide: the roadmap is public and the network is better when more people build on it.
MorScan is free for everyone. If it is useful to you, back it by staking MOR on the MorScan subnet. Your principal stays yours.
Back MorScan on the subnet