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legendary
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September 29, 2022, 06:33:11 PM
#92
One more Bitcoin Explorer not on the OP's list yet, I checked all the comments but I don't think this was mentioned.

Name (link)Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR)
supported?
SegWit (P2SH)
identifiable?*
Usefulness
(subjective rating Tongue)
Rated byComments
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BitInfoChartsYesYes7 / 10 Pointsajiz138This explorer can see the top and busiest wallets, there is a graph that can see the movement of our balance
You are right, it's not added yet and I've added it now to my list, many thanks for sharing.  Smiley

But you have entered "Yes" for "SegWit (P2SH) identifiable?". I've checked it but there's no clear indication, so I've changed it to "No". Maybe you know more about it, why you've entered "Yes"? I've changed it to "No" right now but if you have more information, I can change it back again.  Smiley
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September 29, 2022, 02:04:48 PM
#91
One more Bitcoin Explorer not on the OP's list yet, I checked all the comments but I don't think this was mentioned.

Name (link)Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR)
supported?
SegWit (P2SH)
identifiable?*
Usefulness
(subjective rating Tongue)
Rated byComments
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BitInfoChartsYesYes7 / 10 Pointsajiz138This explorer can see the top and busiest wallets, there is a graph that can see the movement of our balance
legendary
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September 28, 2022, 05:23:28 PM
#90
Added as "Different other sites / .onion links", many thanks for sharing.  Smiley [...]

Added, many thanks for sharing.  Smiley

I also added both modifications to Romanian translation.



You are right. Since our rating is from 2019, it got updated most likely in the meantime.

Yes, most likely. This update is now also reflected in the translated topic.
Much appreciated, dear GazetaBitcoin.  Smiley



Great to hear, Sir! (also Indian accent)  Cheesy
Maybe you can get me a cookie as well, Sir?

Loooooooooool! Yes, Sir! Cookie for you, Sir!


Woow, a cookie!
May I ask how big (which scale) it is?
But Sirs don't get cookies, Sirs are only giving it out.  Wink



It's now updated in my OP but using this explorer is currently discouraged.  Lips sealed

Sadly, this is correct. I remember the discussion about this website... I guess it was useful, as it could link various addresses to (some) wallets, which is a feature that I do not know if any other explorer has. If we find any other explorer with this feature it would be great, as it helps (a lot) for tracking purposes. (For example, it helped me when I performed the investigation on coins held by paraipan...)
Or we can use it via VPN / Tor.
Even checking shitposter addresses shouldn't hurt there (or you will go to jail for shitposting).  Cheesy


Yes, table formatting is very annoying sometimes and the one in our topic here is a very detailed one, too.
But hey, we did it.  Wink

Yes, by giving the necessary effort, it can be done. I can't even imagine how much time you spent for creating that table! Smiley
Plz don't remind me...
This one was horrible, too...




The following explorers should move out of the main list:

I've removed them, added a reason and linked your post here.
I think TokenView should be re-added to the OP and now accessible again, it was originally a .com domain and this is indeed inaccessible now switching to a .io domain accessible.

Indeed, it's working again.
I've added your suggestion to my table, many thanks for sharing.  Smiley
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September 28, 2022, 01:28:17 PM
#89
The following explorers should move out of the main list:

I've removed them, added a reason and linked your post here.
I think TokenView should be re-added to the OP and now accessible again, it was originally a .com domain and this is indeed inaccessible now switching to a .io domain accessible.

Name (link)Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR)
supported?
SegWit (P2SH)
identifiable?*
Usefulness
(subjective rating Tongue)
Rated byComments
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TokenViewYesYes7 / 10 Pointsajiz138Interesting block explorer, and there's a balance chart underneath.
legendary
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September 28, 2022, 04:04:55 AM
#88
Added as "Different other sites / .onion links", many thanks for sharing.  Smiley [...]

Added, many thanks for sharing.  Smiley

I also added both modifications to Romanian translation.



Si! Yes Sir (Indian accent  Grin)
I'll get you a cookie.  Wink

Thank you, Sir (same Indian accent)! Smiley



Great to hear, Sir! (also Indian accent)  Cheesy
Maybe you can get me a cookie as well, Sir?

Loooooooooool! Yes, Sir! Cookie for you, Sir!





You are right. Since our rating is from 2019, it got updated most likely in the meantime.

Yes, most likely. This update is now also reflected in the translated topic.

It's now updated in my OP but using this explorer is currently discouraged.  Lips sealed

Sadly, this is correct. I remember the discussion about this website... I guess it was useful, as it could link various addresses to (some) wallets, which is a feature that I do not know if any other explorer has. If we find any other explorer with this feature it would be great, as it helps (a lot) for tracking purposes. (For example, it helped me when I performed the investigation on coins held by paraipan...)



I won't forget, dear GazetaBitcoin.  Wink

Danke!




Yes, table formatting is very annoying sometimes and the one in our topic here is a very detailed one, too.
But hey, we did it.  Wink

Yes, by giving the necessary effort, it can be done. I can't even imagine how much time you spent for creating that table! Smiley
legendary
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September 27, 2022, 04:42:19 PM
#87
Added as "Different other sites / .onion links", many thanks for sharing.  Smiley




Ok, I can add it. But maybe tell him to come here, review and rate it according to my code and I can add it finally from his post and Link it accordingly.
Name (link)Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR)
supported?
SegWit (P2SH)
identifiable?*
Usefulness
(subjective rating Tongue)
Rated byComments
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
bitqueryYes / YesYes7 / 10 PointsRizzrackCan separate ingoing from outgoing tx and has a very cool visual
representation of the flow of coins to and from a certain address
Added, many thanks for sharing.  Smiley


The rating is, as the table header suggests, my own subjective rating. Feel free to add your own rating score in the OP  Smiley
Subjective rating are perfectly fine as it's allowed for whoever will bring up the block explorer, to rate it, too.
My table contains a separate colum (rated by), also linking to the post where the block explorer has been suggested.




Much appreciated, dear GazetaBitcoin! Great to have our Romanian translation updated frequently.

As always, my pleasure! Sir! Yes Sir (Indian accent  Grin)
I'll get you a cookie.  Wink



Yes, we have changed the OP and expanded "Bech32 supported?" to "Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR) supported?"

Yes, I know about this update. I added it too, when you implemented it.
Great to hear, Sir! (also Indian accent)  Cheesy
Maybe you can get me a cookie as well, Sir?



But maybe we can simply remove the Bech32 part since so many explorers are supporting it and just leave "Bech32m (P2TR) supported?"

By looking at your table, there is only 1 site which does not support Bech32 -- Wallet Explorer (but, curiously, it says that it supports Bech32m -- is this information correct?) -- which is 1 out of 27 explorers (~0.03%). Given the percentage being so small, I believe that you can remove that part.
You are right. Since our rating is from 2019, it got updated most likely in the meantime.
It's now updated in my OP but using this explorer is currently discouraged.  Lips sealed



I'll also try to update Why people should be using SegWit addresses and add Taproot.  Wink

I'll be looking forward for your update. Just don't forget to ping me too, please, to make sure the translation will be also up to date.
I won't forget, dear GazetaBitcoin.  Wink



Probably, I made a mistake when editing because it's getting really messy in my OP.  Tongue

No worry, it happens. Yesterday I fought about one hour with the update of Romanian version. I tried to update OP about 5 times but each time something happened and my changes were not saved... then I also forgot to remove Bitcoinchain.com so it appeared both at working explorers and at eliminated ones... It may happen Smiley
Yes, table formatting is very annoying sometimes and the one in our topic here is a very detailed one, too.
But hey, we did it.  Wink
legendary
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September 27, 2022, 09:33:03 AM
#86
Much appreciated, dear GazetaBitcoin! Great to have our Romanian translation updated frequently.

As always, my pleasure! Sir! Yes Sir (Indian accent  Grin)

Yes, we have changed the OP and expanded "Bech32 supported?" to "Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR) supported?"

Yes, I know about this update. I added it too, when you implemented it.

But maybe we can simply remove the Bech32 part since so many explorers are supporting it and just leave "Bech32m (P2TR) supported?"

By looking at your table, there is only 1 site which does not support Bech32 -- Wallet Explorer (but, curiously, it says that it supports Bech32m -- is this information correct?) -- which is 1 out of 27 explorers (~0.03%). Given the percentage being so small, I believe that you can remove that part.

I'll also try to update Why people should be using SegWit addresses and add Taproot.  Wink

I'll be looking forward for your update. Just don't forget to ping me too, please, to make sure the translation will be also up to date.



tell him to come here, review and rate it according to my code and I can add it finally from his post and Link it accordingly.

He just did it.

Wow, you are right. When NeuroticFish observed it , he had Igel-Eyes.

Yes, I am also amazed of his spirit of observation. I congratulated him many times for his Igel eagle eye Smiley

Probably, I made a mistake when editing because it's getting really messy in my OP.  Tongue

No worry, it happens. Yesterday I fought about one hour with the update of Romanian version. I tried to update OP about 5 times but each time something happened and my changes were not saved... then I also forgot to remove Bitcoinchain.com so it appeared both at working explorers and at eliminated ones... It may happen Smiley

It's updated now.  Smiley

Awesome! Thank you!
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September 27, 2022, 06:31:27 AM
#85
Ok, I can add it. But maybe tell him to come here, review and rate it according to my code and I can add it finally from his post and Link it accordingly.

The rating is, as the table header suggests, my own subjective rating. Feel free to add your own rating score in the OP  Smiley

Name (link)Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR)
supported?
SegWit (P2SH)
identifiable?*
Usefulness
(subjective rating Tongue)
Rated byComments
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
bitqueryYes / YesYes7 / 10 PointsRizzrackCan separate ingoing from outgoing tx and has a very cool visual
representation of the flow of coins to and from a certain address
legendary
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September 27, 2022, 05:47:28 AM
#84
Can you add this one?

This is why:
Quote
the more block explorers out there, the better you can hide your private data from prying eyes.
legendary
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September 26, 2022, 03:14:01 PM
#83
Hey 1miau, SFR, and cygan, thanks again for another update. It's important to keep this thread as up to date as possible.

@1miau: as usual, your lattest update appears also in the translated topic, the one from Romanian board. I added the topic you added and I removed the ones you removed as well. Apparently, I had some missing topics from OP (perhaps I forgot to add them when you made previous updates), but now the translated topic reflects all the information from the original.
Much appreciated, dear GazetaBitcoin! Great to have our Romanian translation updated frequently.

Excepting that, I was also wondering if you have any news about the Taproot research you said you'll make, a while ago (which would also, possibly, lead to an update for the thread - Why people should be using SegWit addresses).
Yes, we have changed the OP and expanded "Bech32 supported?" to "Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR) supported?" But maybe we can simply remove the Bech32 part since so many explorers are supporting it and just leave "Bech32m (P2TR) supported?".
For now, it's included both.
I've also updated my code.

I'll also try to update Why people should be using SegWit addresses and add Taproot.  Wink



Later edit: Rizzrack proposed a new explorer - Bitquery - which also seems to be in Beta stage. His reason for proposing it was that "it generates an interactive UI of the transfer of BTC between addresses". If you want to add this one too, let me know.
Ok, I can add it. But maybe tell him to come here, review and rate it according to my code and I can add it finally from his post and Link it accordingly.


Second later edit: 1miau, you forgot to remove Bitcoinchain.com from the list of functional explorers Smiley NeuroticFish observed that, by seeing it still there, in the translated topic.
Wow, you are right. When NeuroticFish observed it , he had Igel-Eyes.
Probably, I made a mistake when editing because it's getting really messy in my OP.  Tongue
It's updated now.  Smiley
legendary
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September 26, 2022, 09:40:14 AM
#82
Hey 1miau, SFR, and cygan, thanks again for another update. It's important to keep this thread as up to date as possible.

@1miau: as usual, your lattest update appears also in the translated topic, the one from Romanian board. I added the topic you added and I removed the ones you removed as well. Apparently, I had some missing topics from OP (perhaps I forgot to add them when you made previous updates), but now the translated topic reflects all the information from the original.

Excepting that, I was also wondering if you have any news about the Taproot research you said you'll make, a while ago (which would also, possibly, lead to an update for the thread - Why people should be using SegWit addresses).

Later edit: Rizzrack proposed a new explorer - Bitquery - which also seems to be in Beta stage. His reason for proposing it was that "it generates an interactive UI of the transfer of BTC between addresses". If you want to add this one too, let me know.

Second later edit: 1miau, you forgot to remove Bitcoinchain.com from the list of functional explorers Smiley NeuroticFish observed that, by seeing it still there, in the translated topic.
legendary
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September 25, 2022, 01:38:16 PM
#81
i simply entered a segwit address (p2sh) in the search field and the spiral explorer was able to show me several transactions to that address. even if the website does not immediately show a result of the search query, it is best to press the search button several times and it looks like you can only search for Bitcoin addresses at the moment.


Okay, so it doesn't show whether it's a nested SegWit or a Multisignature address, see here: BTC addresses starting with "3" what are they ? simplified explanation.

It's showing the balance but we can't look up which address type it is.
Because usually we can only see this from an outgoing transaction by checking the tx hash.

Changed to "no" for now.
Maybe such an information will be added somewhen later, since it's still in Beta.  Smiley
legendary
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September 25, 2022, 02:56:44 AM
#80
i simply entered a segwit address (p2sh) in the search field and the spiral explorer was able to show me several transactions to that address. even if the website does not immediately show a result of the search query, it is best to press the search button several times and it looks like you can only search for Bitcoin addresses at the moment.


legendary
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September 24, 2022, 04:56:32 PM
#79
Found a bunch of other explorers:
...
Finally added, sorry for the delay.

The following explorers should move out of the main list:

  • Tokenview - Inaccessible.
  • Bitcoinchain - No longer being maintained [last block height shows 614926, while we're at 749576].
  • Blockexplorer.com - I don't think it has anything to do with Bitcoin +it's also outdated.
I've removed them, added a reason and linked your post here.

Many thanks again for your research.  Smiley



today i came across a Bitcoin explorer which is unknown to me and relatively very new and currently still in the beta phase
Interesting one, also added to the list including your description. Maybe you have some time later for a rating.
So far, it's only too look up a specific address, while tx hash / block number doesn't work. Empty addresses are also shown as "invalid".
Since we can only judge from a tx hash if an (sending) address is (nested) SegWit or Multisig, it wasn't possible for me to verify if it's a SegWit address or not. In your summary, you said "SegWit-Addresses (P2SH) identifyable?* - Yes". May I ask where you got it from?
Do you know if more than just addresses will be featured at some point?
legendary
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September 24, 2022, 10:18:03 AM
#78
today i came across a Bitcoin explorer which is unknown to me and relatively very new and currently still in the beta phase
this explorer also supports the new taproot (bc1p...) addresses. the special feature of the explorer is also the use of a fully homomorphic encryption to guarantee the privacy of its own balance lookups.
I wrote about this Spiral explorer before and I like what they are doing, but today I noticed they added footer saying that code has not been formally audited, and they don't recommend using it for mission-critical applications.
I wouldn't recommend using it for general use until we see code review, adding more features and coming out from beta phase.
Maybe they plan to stay closed source since they are joining forces with ledger wallet  Tongue
legendary
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September 23, 2022, 10:27:33 AM
#77
today i came across a Bitcoin explorer which is unknown to me and relatively very new and currently still in the beta phase
this explorer also supports the new taproot (bc1p...) addresses. the special feature of the explorer is also the use of a fully homomorphic encryption to guarantee the privacy of its own balance lookups.



Name (link)Bech32 supported?SegWit-Addresses (P2SH) identifyable?*Usefulness (subjective rating  Tongue)Rated byComments
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SpiralYes (09/2022)Yes (09/2022)x / 10 Pointscyganbeta phase ... unfortunately cant yet say anything about it. therefore also no rating
legendary
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August 15, 2022, 08:42:05 PM
#76
Hey 1miau and SFR, thank you for this important update as well. @1miau: I'd like to let you know that the update appears also in the translated topic, for which I pay great attention to always keep it up to date with any changes made within the original thread. As you can see yourself, all changes are already visible Smiley
+1
well done to keep it updated  Smiley

Excepting that, I was also wondering if references to Taproot could be also added in this other topic written by 1miau - Why people should be using SegWit addresses, also translated in Romanian. I addressed this question as it was also raised inside Romanian board. I hope this helps.
Yes, we've talked about that in our PMs and since SqiurrelJulietGarden has already created a new topic about it, I'll skip this one but of course, I'll update my list of address types.
I'll update it as discussed via PM.  Smiley



Found a bunch of other explorers:

...
Great contribution again, I'll add it to my list when I've some more time next weekend.


The following explorers should move out of the main list:

  • Tokenview - Inaccessible.
  • Bitcoinchain - No longer being maintained [last block height shows 614926, while we're at 749576].
  • Blockexplorer.com - I don't think it has anything to do with Bitcoin +it's also outdated.
Noted, I'll create a new table called "outdated or inaccessible".
legendary
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August 15, 2022, 11:43:07 AM
#75
Found a bunch of other explorers:

Name (link)Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR) supported?SegWit-Addresses (P2SH) identifyable?*Usefulness (subjective rating  Tongue)Rated byComments
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OKLinkYes (08/2022) / Yes (08/2022)Yes (08/2022)7.5 / 10 PointsSFR10It quickly became one of my favorites!
BitcoinExplorerYes (08/2022) / Yes (08/2022)Yes (08/2022)7 / 10 PointsSFR10Simple and clean.
BtcscanYes (08/2022) / Yes (08/2022)Yes (08/2022)6 / 10 PointsSFR10
BitcoinBlockExplorerYes (08/2022) / Yes (08/2022)No (08/2022)5 / 10 PointsSFR10
AtomicYes (08/2022) / Yes (08/2022)No (08/2022)4.5 / 10 PointsSFR10Outdated UI

The following explorers should move out of the main list:

  • Tokenview - Inaccessible.
  • Bitcoinchain - No longer being maintained [last block height shows 614926, while we're at 749576].
  • Blockexplorer.com - I don't think it has anything to do with Bitcoin +it's also outdated.
legendary
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June 08, 2022, 04:11:54 AM
#74
Hey 1miau and SFR, thank you for this important update as well. @1miau: I'd like to let you know that the update appears also in the translated topic, for which I pay great attention to always keep it up to date with any changes made within the original thread. As you can see yourself, all changes are already visible Smiley

Excepting that, I was also wondering if references to Taproot could be also added in this other topic written by 1miau - Why people should be using SegWit addresses, also translated in Romanian. I addressed this question as it was also raised inside Romanian board. I hope this helps.
legendary
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@1miau
Just finished checking the whole list and it appears that more than half of the current list [14 to be exact] already supports displaying Taproot addresses [P2TR], so perhaps we should consider including that feature in the list...
- We can just modify the second column slightly by dividing it into two parts (e.g. Bech32/m or Bech32/Bech32m).

Code:
Blockchair.com
Trezor Bitcoin Explorer
mempool
bitaps.com
BTC.com
chainflyer.bitflyer.jp
SoChain
Blockcypher.com
Coinmarketcap Block Explorer
Blockpath
Blockstream
Insight
Walletexplorer.com
Crystal Explorer
Hi!

I've included your research in my table but do you know where it is possible in those explorers to see if a bech32 address is a "normal" bech32 address or a P2TR address?
Haven't followed Taproot much recently, unfortunately.  Cry

My bad, wrong colum where I was looking for.  Cheesy
I've fixed it and details are now included.
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