I use blockr.io and blockchain.info, because they include unconfirmed transactions as well. 
biteasy.com includes unconfirmed transactions as well.
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biteasy.com includes unconfirmed transactions as well.
Think I'll stick to using blockchain.info, seems to be the most straight forward explorer.
Blockchain.info. sometimes it starts acting weird but i dont care and not planning to try other ones.
Blockchain.info. Its easy to use (especially if you're new) and has a nice desigh.
All good about BlockChain.info ...except they are somethimes overloaded.
Blockchain.info. Its easy to use (especially if you're new) and has a nice desigh.
Blockchain.info. sometimes it starts acting weird but i dont care and not planning to try other ones.
Think I'll stick to using blockchain.info, seems to be the most straight forward explorer.
blockchain.info
I think this is the official btc block chain?
I think this is the official btc block chain?
I could be wrong but I always thought that while the blockchain is always the same, technically there is no "official" block explorer right? Is Blockchain.info any more official than the other ones out there? Did Satoshi or the Bitcoin Foundation endorse any particular block explorer?
EDIT: So it seems that Blockchain.info is a platinum member of the Bitcoin Foundation and its founder Roger Ver was also one of the founding members of the Bitcoin Foundation. So maybe it is the official one?
There no "official" in bitcoin, since bitcoin is decentralized.
So, even for the bitcoin core wallet, you won't see the word "official" https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet
blockchain.info
I think this is the official btc block chain?
I think this is the official btc block chain?
I could be wrong but I always thought that while the blockchain is always the same, technically there is no "official" block explorer right? Is Blockchain.info any more official than the other ones out there? Did Satoshi or the Bitcoin Foundation endorse any particular block explorer?
EDIT: So it seems that Blockchain.info is a platinum member of the Bitcoin Foundation and its founder Roger Ver was also one of the founding members of the Bitcoin Foundation. So maybe it is the official one?
blockchain.info
I think this is the official btc block chain?
I think this is the official btc block chain?
I use blockr.io and blockchain.info, because they include unconfirmed transactions as well.
I llike blockchain.info, much easier to understand. 
Blockchain.info
It has a great design as opposed to blockexplorer, it hurts my eyes.
It has a great design as opposed to blockexplorer, it hurts my eyes.
sure many people using blockchain.info
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
http://blockexplorer.com/
That block explorer has the simplest design. So i think it's the original one, or the oldest one
i've opened this block explorer before, but i didn't know blockexplorer is original block explorer of bitcoin
if i'm not wrong, either electrum or multibit use it for built in explorer (must be opened in browser) on wallet
wow theymos made it
sure many people using blockchain.info
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
http://blockexplorer.com/
That block explorer has the simplest design. So i think it's the original one, or the oldest one
Yup I believe it is the oldest one, and it is made by theymos.
I wish Theymos modifies it a bit and supports some basic API. By the way, blockchain.info is not the best looking anymore. U need to try biteasy.com, helloblock.io, blockr.io
sure many people using blockchain.info
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
http://blockexplorer.com/
That block explorer has the simplest design. So i think it's the original one, or the oldest one
Yup I believe it is the oldest one, and it is made by theymos.
sure many people using blockchain.info
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
http://blockexplorer.com/
That block explorer has the simplest design. So i think it's the original one, or the oldest one
sure many people using blockchain.info
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
best looking block explorer for bitcoin for now
anyone know original block explorer for bitcoin?
blockchain.info, im monster of habits
@gweedo I was checking https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/ for send & receive API but did not notice any reference. Though it would be a bit complicated, I think https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/#pushtx can be used to send Tx. If u have easier API link for send & receive, can u please point to those ?
That is our sending api https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/#pushtx we don't want have access to your funds as that is dangerous and even if you trust us we could get hacked and then your funds would be gone. So by doing this you can signed your own transactions which is pretty easy now of days, and we will send it to the bitcoin network.
But, is not there any receive API that does the following ?
i. Generate a new address
ii. Make a callback when there is an amount received at this address
iii. Forward that amount to another fixed address
@gweedo I was checking https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/ for send & receive API but did not notice any reference. Though it would be a bit complicated, I think https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/#pushtx can be used to send Tx. If u have easier API link for send & receive, can u please point to those ?
That is our sending api https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/#pushtx we don't want have access to your funds as that is dangerous and even if you trust us we could get hacked and then your funds would be gone. So by doing this you can signed your own transactions which is pretty easy now of days, and we will send it to the bitcoin network.
@gweedo I was checking https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/ for send & receive API but did not notice any reference. Though it would be a bit complicated, I think https://apicoin.io/api/v1/doc/#pushtx can be used to send Tx. If u have easier API link for send & receive, can u please point to those ?
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