Topic: List of useful Bitcoin block explorers - page 7. (Read 5545 times)

What a circus show explorer this is...
They are now using this explorer only for binance bsc chain, and it's nothing strange if you know that CoinMarketCap is owned by Binance exchange and CZ.
Maybe their next step will be to say that bitcoin token on this chain is better than real Bitcoin, but I think they could soon stop using BUSD stable coin soon on this explorer, after Paxos problems

LocalBitcoins is shutting down, so this is probably the reason why explorer will be permanently unavailable.

Have no fear, Gazeta is here

Of course, I updated the translated topic as well (and I feel proud to say that I did it way faster compared with previous times ). A sum-up of changes can be found here.

I added the comments to Learnmebitcoin and Localbitcoinschainand I deleted (completely) the .onion link of Blockstream. Additionally, I made a step ahead of 1miau () and I removed Coinmarketcap, stating as reason for elimination that it does not support Bitcoin anymore, nor Litecoin, nor Etherem. I also added a link to SFR10's post.

As a plus, I also removed the second site mentioned by SFR10 (the one from Deep web explorers section).

Cheers!

I think it's safe to say they were using the other cryptocurrencies to draw more attention or rather traffic to their explorer...

• Quote from: 1miau on February 14, 2023, 08:56:38 PM
  I'm considering to remove it into our "removed" section, do you agree?
  
  Yes, I do

It seems that you "forgot to remove the latter part" that also uses the same link

You're very welcome and thank you as well for updating the table.

Wow, what a shame. 
Probably it's not supporting Bitcoin or Ethereum anymore and only supporting Binance Coin because Coinmarketcap is owned by Binance...
I'm considering to remove it into our "removed" section, do you agree?

I've added a remark. 

I've added a remark as well. 

I've removed it and deleted the entry:

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  .onion link Blockstream	.onion link for Blockstream	blue Snow

Many thanks for your updates.
I'm sure GazetaBitcoin will update our Romanian version as well. 

Small update:

• It seems that "CoinMarketCap explorer" no longer supports Bitcoin ^{[the same goes for Ethereum and Litecoin]}!
• Learnmeabitcoin explorer is currently "2,476 blocks behind" and none of the "developer's accounts" have any kind of activity in the past month ^{[I hope he's fine]}.
• Localbitcoinschain explorer is currently unavailable.
• I just noticed that the "onion link of Blockstream" is the same as the V2 address of "Deep web explorers" and since it's no longer supported, I think we should remove them as well.

Awesome!

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I think it's okay to leave it deleted, as Loyce also suggested. My main idea was just to make sure we have consistency (see, we talk again about consistency ) between how to manage deleted explorers and apply then a pattern for all (or for all types). This meant that we could: (1) delete all forever (meaning those from the upper part of the OP and also those from Different sites section); (2) delete forever only those from Different sites section.

Since this was first case when a different site was removed, this also became first time when we had to settle this consistency for the future

Therefore, for consistency purposes (smile here) I suggest that, in the future, if other sites from Different sites section will be removed, to eliminate them also completely. And to keep only those from upper part of the OP at Removed block explorers section. Of course, excepting the consistency, it also matters that more work from you would be needed for keeping the eliminated Different sites under Removed block explorers. And, as we all know how unpleasant is working with BBCode tables, I believe that this is another very good argument to proceed as we settled.

Noted, so just deleting it from my list should be fine. If there'll be a new one, we could add it again of course. 
Many thanks for your input.

There's no point in keeping loyce........onion in a list of removed block explorers. I don't think it will ever come back, and even if it does, it may be on a new domain.

Noted, it's completely fine. 

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Yes, I've not listed it in "Removed Blockexplorers" section because it's a formatting issue (table layout is different, so I need to modify my code).

If you want we can add a new table exclusively created for "deleted Different other sites / .onion links" where we can list it.
But since it's not working anymore, I'm not sure if creating a new table is beneficial...
What's your opinion? LoyceV can reply as well as it's a site suggested by him. 

Glad I could help


Yes, cinsistency is very important for me, as you already observed


Thank you. Yes, it'll be more easier for me to notice the changes, if you write them down. For example, the comment removed for SoChain (the one saying it's not functional) was marked by you with a merit for my post But when I received the merit I just looked quickly at who gave it to me and for what post and I probably just told myself a "thank you 1miau", without realizing that it also implied that you deleted that comment. So yes, if it's not too much effort, let's do like this, with changes written down

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I also removed it from the translated topic. Quick question: shouldn't this deleted website be moved at "Removed Blockexplorers" section? (I just realized now that there should be also a space added between Block and explorers -- I hope this helps as well) I know it was initially listed under the section "Different other sites / .onion links" therefore I am not sure if you also want to keep these ones at the section for removed websites. So far you only deleted sites from the main part of OP and all these appear at the "Removed" section so I am not sure about how you want to treat the deleted links which were posted as "different other sites". Should these be kept there as well, or have them permanently removed?

Done, all changes are finished. 
Back then I've just copied the explanation from where it was suggested, so I've not changed anything but of course, I'l try to add it right away next time for consistency purposes. 
And maybe it's easier for you to implement in into your own topic if I'll comment on all changes here. 

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Done, I've removed the entry:

Can you remove this one? It's gone

Hey there! Thank you, SFR10, for this new update and for your continuous work in providing new block explorers!
As usual, I also updated the translated topic with this new website. It's curious though that it doesn't offer the possibility to search for addresses... It is what it is.

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I also added your updated comment in the translated topic.

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Last, but not least, I also removed the comment which was saying that SoChain is not functional. I only recently observed that 1miau made that change.

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Oh and one last thing: 1miau, I noticed that you wrote the comments for last two sites with words starting with lower caps letters. Perhaps, for consistency purposes, you would like to use upper case letters for "displaying" and "search"? (And, maybe, change "displaying" with "displays" and "search" with "searches"?)

I hope this helps.

Checked it today again and it worked well...maybe it's my VPN being very slow sometimes...

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Done. 

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Maybe such a feature will get added somewhen later. 
If so, we could add it to our main list.

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I've added an additional text pointing it out. 

*expected / projected future block. 

with the tool 'timechain calendar' which i mentioned here, you can now even look into the future and with the input of any date you can see the future block.
this feature also works the other way around

I haven't encountered any issues so far, so perhaps the developers were making some changes ^{[at the time]} in the back-end, and that led to a short-term crash on your end

I completely agree with you <sup>[it belongs to the third list]
- If it had the ability to look up addresses, it would've been somewhat similar to chainFlyer explorer and I might've given a bit higher rating than that one.</sup>

It's an interesting site but when checking, it seems to be very buggy:

I've tried to look up a valid transaction (see Blockchair: https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/db6d2b441a5964cd4c3ccdb7316738b020def1fdf2726201f07cc74016844e50)
But it's not working on bitfeed...

Edit: it's working now, I don't know why it didn't work before (I've tried it multiple times already from different transactions...) 

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It's an interesting site but I'm not sure if it's really a "Block explorer" as we know it. We can't check addresses and it's looking more like a visualization tool. Since checking addresses and switching from adresses to connected transactions is essential for explorers in my opinion, I would add it to "Different / other sites".
But final decision is up to you since you have detected bitfeed and suggested it here. 

Found another one ^[Bitfeed] while I was scrolling through the "Twitter feed" of Timechain Calendar's ^{[previously mentioned by "cygan"]} developer... Despite lacking the option to search for a specific address ^{[you can only search for TX ID and block height]}, it comes with a breakdown tree feature and that's useful in following the trail ^{[you need to click on each of the boxes to see it (by hovering over each of the boxes, it'd reveal various types of information)]}.
^{- I'm going to rate it as a solid 3, but I'm not sure if it belongs to the first table, so I'll let you [@1miau] decide instead}

Thank you also for this interesting site, cygan! I can say that it's one of a kind, so far... I never saw any other one similar to this one. I think I'll play with it for a while too.

@1miau: I also updated Romanian topic with the new site.

Excepting that, NeuroticFish observed that SoChain is working again now. I verified it too and it works on my side. Perhaps you can remove the comment from OP which says that SoChain is currently not available...? I hope this helps.

Interesting one, thanks for sharing here!
I've added it to our category "different / other sites" as it's indeed very useful and fits in well in that list:

Site	Description	Suggested by
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Timechain Calendar	displaying different Blockchain-related metrics	cygan