[Breaking news!] BTC.com officially releases Ethereum block browser, perfectly supports ETH and ERC20 Token query

On November 1, the long-awaited BTC.com Ethereum block explorer (eth.btc.com) was officially launched! Friends who are familiar with BTC.com know that in addition to creating a higher-yield mining environment for miners, BTC.com is also committed to providing more professional blockchain data services. After the launch of the Ethereum block explorer, BTC.com's data services will cover the three major digital currencies on the market, Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and Ethereum (ETH).

Preface

Before introducing the BTC.com block explorer, let's review the knowledge point of blockchain. Blockchain refers to a technical solution for collectively maintaining a reliable database in a decentralized and trustless manner. In layman's terms, blockchain technology refers to a way for all people to participate in bookkeeping. So how do you query the information on these ledgers? This is when you need to use a block explorer. For example, when you receive a transfer and want to check whether it has arrived, or when you need to check the information of a new block.

BTC.com Ethereum Block Explorer

Well, now that we know the basic application scenarios of the block browser, let’s not waste any more time and quickly unveil the mystery of the BTC.com Ethereum block browser.

Before we get started, add eth.btc.com to your favorites, as you’ll need it in a lot of places in the future!

Open your computer and type in eth.btc.com to see the new look of our Ethereum block browser. Currently it supports Chinese and English, and will support more languages ​​in the future.

BTC.com Ethereum Block Explorer Home Page

Transaction query and ERC-20 token query

Block explorers can display a lot of data information. Among them, transaction query is one of its basic functions. After opening the BTC.com Ethereum block explorer, enter any element of address/transaction hash/block number/token in the search box in the upper right corner of the homepage to view the detailed information of this transaction.

ERC-20 is a token standard on Ethereum. Currently, many tokens are ERC-20 compliant. Click "Tokens" on the homepage to query ERC-20 compliant tokens and related information.

Mining pool data display

As we all know, BTC.com, in addition to providing Bitcoin data services, is also the largest Bitcoin mining pool in the entire network. In September this year, BTC.com announced the launch of Ethereum mining services. In order to better serve mining users, the Ethereum block browser has added a mining pool share display. Currently, the top five mining pool shares will be displayed on the homepage based on the block data in the past 24 hours.

According to front-line information, this section will add more professional data display, so stay tuned!

Network Status

In addition, the BTC.com Ethereum block browser will also display transaction fees in the network status section, including average and minimum values. At the same time, it will also prompt you to select the corresponding packaging time estimation for different GAS fees. In the future, before sending a transaction, remember to check this part of the data often!

The above is the basic introduction of BTC.com Ethereum block browser version 0.1. From now on, we will present more comprehensive mining pool and transaction-related data from the user's perspective. While building basic functions, BTC.com will be committed to providing professional data analysis services, creating an efficient one-stop data service system, and providing personalized customized data services for enterprise users such as exchanges and wallets to help them build lightweight applications.

Friends, currently the ETH block browser supports PC use, and mobile applications will be launched later. Quickly use your computer to open the webpage: https://eth.btc.com, query more on-chain data, and satisfy your curiosity❤️!