You have years of creating many threads with basic questions, even repeatedly asking same questions and now you are asking about very basic questions about block explorers.

 

Since you're asking in the Bitcoin Discussion.
I must say, most of us are using Mempools more regularly. I think you're already familiar with these, since you mentioned Mempools. But, I want give you a unique explorer you can tried.

Have you tried Tx.Taxi? It's almost similar to Mempools, but they provide the service with a taxi-style theme. Currently, they support explorer for a few coins, like:

• BTC
• ETH
• XMR
• LTC
• BCH
• DASH
• TON
• DOGE

Feels to explorer.

Why do you still need to create one for this, you can do a simple search online and you'll find websites where you can check your transactions.

For me, since most of my transactions are in Bitcoin, I only use https://mempool.space/ because I can see the transaction fees, and I usually choose high priority so my transactions get confirmed faster. I'm sure other websites have this feature too, I just like this website because it has a simple UI and it loads fast as well.

Since you haven’t visited those sites in a while, did you visit them and they are not offering the services you knew them for? What you should have done is visit those sites again since you already know the service they offer. That you haven’t visited them in a while, doesn’t mean they changed from offering the services you knew them for. The right was for you to visit them, if you don’t get what you are looking for there, then you come here to ask question for other options.


How is this supposed to be our headache? I doubt there is anyone out there that know about Coingecko, that don’t know about coinmarketcap. Coinmarketcap owners know what to do if they feel that their platform is not popular anymore. This is not something we should bother about.

For Bitcoin what I use mostly is mempool.space. It load fast, shows confirmation and fees. And for Ethereum, Etherscan is still the main one . Also for other coins Blockchair can help cause it cover many coins im one place.

One thing is just that, you shouldn’t paste your own address for any random explorer site that you see in google cause some are fake or phishing. You should type the correct domain by yourself.

And if you care for privacy, don’t use your normal IP to check your own address anyhow, it can link you.

There are a lot of suggestions which are very useful by the way, but if you want to see a more complete list, then this is what you should check, List of useful Bitcoin block explorers.

That thread is maintained by GazetaBitcoin, a respected member of Bitcointalk.