Blockchain Dropdown Menu

Function: This option leads to a comprehensive list of all transactions occurring on the blockchain.

Purpose: Users can view detailed information about each transaction, including the sender, receiver, value, and status. It's essential for tracking and verifying individual transactions.

Function: This section specifically focuses on transactions that involve interactions between different blockchains or networks.

Purpose: It allows users to monitor and analyze the movement of assets and data across multiple blockchain ecosystems, providing insights into interoperability and cross-chain activity.

Function: This option displays transactions that occur within smart contracts, rather than between external addresses.

Purpose: It's valuable for developers and analysts who need to understand the internal workings of smart contracts and track the flow of value within them.

Function: This leads to a list of blocks that have been added to the blockchain.

Purpose: Users can examine block details, such as the block number, timestamp, transactions included, and miner/validator information. It's crucial for understanding the structure and progression of the blockchain.

Function: This section displays a list of the blockchain's most active or wealthiest accounts.

Purpose: It provides insights into the distribution of assets and the behavior of significant participants on the blockchain.

Function: This option leads to a list of smart contracts that have been verified on Routescan.

Purpose: Verification ensures that the contract's source code matches the deployed code, increasing transparency and trust. It's essential for users who interact with smart contracts.