Memory Pool Memory Pool Refreshing

3,751 transactions
24.35 vMB
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Max Size: 100/200 MB

Estimated time to get mined based on feerate:

Feerate Blocks Time
2 sats/vbyte 2
1 sats/vbyte 3
1 sats/vbyte 6
1 sats/vbyte 12
1 sats/vbyte 144
1 sats/vbyte 432

Candidate Block Candidate Block Refreshing

Height Target Expected Size Txs Avg Feerate AFR
908,315 00000000000000000002349e0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ago 1.00 vMB 2,419 3
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Blockchain Blockchain Refreshing

Tip: 908,314 (908,148 blocks away) ⇈
Next 10 blocks ↑
Height Block Hash Time (UTC) Size Txs Avg Feerate AFR
166 166 00000000ba8a3b7f0a431e7361828f320dca12003f33f0a873f53c81fd616a59 0.00 MB 1 0
165 165 000000006f6977de3707ea42c892677d9f841f4c2fc449814f45ed2cec7f618f 0.00 MB 1 0
164 164 000000000f3e94b228bd4e233396f402bd1f715ab046eab6b44ed9ab89ae7ed7 0.00 MB 1 0
163 163 0000000066fd802a02909e8918fb85943836ce5d99000bdcd8128a06070d140a 0.00 MB 1 0
162 162 00000000afe93193ee864e5efd7b09cb9e221f9e5f069509d8d858fd006936ef 0.00 MB 1 0
161 161 000000005f61eb1f2ee65c83b506fb754063ba6bc260b2535e438892e58eda03 0.00 MB 1 0
160 160 000000002819c10868c6cf2347766dbd0c6e6502dec7346edf57458cc058c026 0.00 MB 1 0
159 159 00000000c40996aa1b54f86a0a5b19a5384ba7e4332564bb7d63b18793a578bb 0.00 MB 1 0
158 158 0000000032c0451293ab86bc737ee586663bca500c8e27002420a531b37a314e 0.00 MB 1 0
157 157 00000000fa09b085cf298c9aed62a31c826f80876627b02cc12456ce1734c91c 0.00 MB 1 0
156 156 00000000ec9de24dfd10befc8de851e11b2ce63fea91f469cb015f8c6530c660 0.00 MB 1 0
155 155 00000000ae55d3bae5deb21b22b5c0a93f71511f2ea1f227820214b2f4174684 0.00 MB 1 0
154 154 00000000d38b91896d52acf14ce8eaceed69b1df2b1f563c3c7cf1d48e4166a9 0.00 MB 1 0
153 153 000000005380cced108a64fb073e689d354d4f95ad16509716651458fb0bab2d 0.00 MB 1 0
152 152 00000000ab6990d52120e8db495dffb69c995b9091ad2424a5bfc934e04462c6 0.00 MB 1 0
151 151 00000000f04ec51395de63f4c3c76766d012ce73eaabe7eceaf124eb7696f36a 0.00 MB 1 0
150 150 000000009ca75733b4cf527fe193b919201a2ed38c9e147a5665fdfade551f4d 0.00 MB 1 0
149 149 0000000011c8275cbb5dc8010892e10415c9550ed4513945f96452fe38903d93 0.00 MB 1 0
148 148 00000000e7b834752cbd32d559550f71f62b2d23c3facd7b7a4024e5dd3ba835 0.00 MB 1 0
147 147 000000001a7a484e9f1e96f2c103162cc0146ca7ce648c2498726a2dbb51967e 0.00 MB 1 0
146 146 000000006e7fe1ebbae18fd9ea0c8b696f1fec8e5de738ef47af1299374a081c 0.00 MB 1 0
Previous 10 blocks ↓
Total Size: 770.22 GB

Node Information

  • IP: 162.120.69.182
  • Port: 8333
  • Version: 280000
  • Subversion: /Satoshi:28.0.0/
  • Uptime:
  • Connections: 10 outgoing, 114 incoming
  • Data Transfer: 1,700.24 GB sent, 98.61 GB received

Notes

About

This is a basic blockchain explorer for exploring Bitcoin data.

The main features of this explorer are:

So it's pretty basic, but I think you can learn a lot about how Bitcoin works by browsing the raw data and seeing how it all connects together.

Data

The data on this explorer comes from the following sources:

  1. Bitcoin Core. This is used to get raw transaction and block data. This is retrieved via simple bitcoin-cli commands.
  2. SSDB. I'm using a custom database to store the address balances and spent locations of each output. Bitcoin Core does not store this information, so I'm using a custom script and database to store this extra information.

Privacy

This blockchain explorer does not track anything.

I do not collect IP addresses or keep track of requests. Nor do I use any third-party analytics or tracking software.

However, this blockchain explorer is not open-source, so you have to trust me on this one.

Bitcoin Core Explorer

If you want to explore blockchain data without having to trust anyone with your privacy, the simplest way to do this is to run your own Bitcoin Core node and run bitcoin-cli commands.

The two most useful commands are:

  • You will need to add txindex=1 to your bitcoin.conf configuration file to be able to query for all transactions.
  • Use bitcoin-cli help to a complete list of commands.
  • Use bitcoin-cli help <command name> to see detailed information about a command and all the available options.

Alternatively, you can also run your own self-hosted explorer such as mempool or btc-rpc-explorer.