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Quote from: aioc on June 26, 2020, 11:57:20 AM

I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.

Actually you can track the value that is listed on Etherscan by looking at transactions, and active exchanges. If the token is already registered in an exchange, there will be a value of $, but if it has not been registered then can track the transaction.
Whereas in Ethplorer we can see the value of $, but can not track exchanges.

https://etherscan.io/token/SmartContract#tokenExchange

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I stopped doing ICO bounty but still waiting coins coming from airdrops and I only use Etherscan, any of these two are ok as both have the functions but if you have many tokens in your wallet, you can use both and see who can track better i experienced coins that shows up in Etherscan but not on Ethplorer.

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I use these two services. Etherscan takes into account a larger number of exchanges on which one or another token can be traded. I consider the etherscan to be more informative in this regard, but Ethplorer is more convenient for this. It would be nice to find an application that combines all these details, which are currently fragmented and located on different services.

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I didn't think that we'd come up to compare free services like this, like where you guys have the audacity? use any thing that is free on your own expenses, on your own comfort we don't need competition for these.

Personally I use etherscan, coz I find it first than ethexplorer, I also use ethexplorer less often and hardly can tell the difference between them. What matters is that we are using them for FREE.

I heard some tokens can't be read by ethexplorer, so they use etherscan maybe this is the deal breaker among these two.

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I hardly take not of any difference between them because I bookmarked both of them and any that I happened to click on becomes the one I will use at that point in time, funny enough I think I mostly use etherscan. However, I think both are the same and yes the slightest difference only comes in the aspect that one (etherscan) showing prices of tokens more than the other but when it comes to tracking tokens both are wonderful. Lastly, among the two, etherscan is widely used, as in you hear people always saying "scan your wallet on etherscan" but not the other way around.

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There is no difference between etherscan and ethplorer, it's just that ethplorer gives more details about your tokens than that of etherscan, ethplorer is able to give real value of some low rated tokens while they are just blank on etherscan

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Quote from: aioc on June 26, 2020, 11:57:20 AM

I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.

I am mostly using ethplorer but i think that etherscan is more reliable because the local exchanger from whom i exchange coins face to face always performs the deal based on etherscan price of eth which makes me understand that etherscan is more trusted as far as price difference is concerned it can happen because these platforms fetch data from different sources so value can be different.

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I use Ethscan because it is pre built on my imtoken wallet. It is faster and more convenient for me. Wink

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Quote from: mersal on June 26, 2020, 12:15:38 PM

Used etherscan in the past to track the token value but I am not using anything for now because most of the tokens in my holdings went to zero and I lost my hope on them.I didn't even login to my wallets for months.

I feel you but there was a time when I checked my wallet on etherscan one token that I remember showing no dollar value in the past suddenly has dollar value attached on it, glad I did I made $100 because of that, it still pay to check from time to time you never know, when one token of yours suddenly get a pump.

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i experience the same but i prefer to use etherscan because it is widely use,, once i open my metamask and view my wallet its directed to etherscan

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Quote from: aioc on June 26, 2020, 11:57:20 AM

I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.

Used etherscan in the past to track the token value but I am not using anything for now because most of the tokens in my holdings went to zero and I lost my hope on them.I didn't even login to my wallets for months.

How about using the trust wallet? Which itself add token to your wallet when it got value in the market, right?

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I think the use of etherscan is more widely used than Ethplorer. yeah, but basically both are the same. it's just that, there are some coins that can't be seen in Ethplorer, so I mostly use etherscan for now.

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Quote from: aioc on June 26, 2020, 11:57:20 AM

I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.

I'm using etherscan and I think i didn't use ethplorer a lot I also have a lot of altcoins in my wallet that came from bounties that I earned in the past years but they are also sort of a dead token at this days. Some of the altcoins or tokens might have some value but your gonna need to check it first in the exchange because a lot of the value is completely fake. It is where the volume of the token is completely low they are just making the transactions in the exchange so that it will be recorded in the exchange that the token was bought or sold in a high amount but basically it is not.

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There's no difference for me whenever I use both. Whichever comes first in my browser, that's the one I use. But I do use both of them. As I've said, not that much difference.

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I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.

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