A tool for converting between different units of cryptocurrency.

A tool to compare differences between smart contract code versions.

This feature provides a snapshot of all addresses on the blockchain, detailing the amount of gas token held by each. It’s a powerful tool for developers and analysts to access comprehensive address balance data for in-depth analysis purposes.

This feature allows you to download specific, filtered, or aggregated blockchain data. Usually smaller amount of data than the dumps.

Decodes and analyzes input data sent to smart contracts, helping you understand transaction actions. Supports multiple decoding methods (from a transaction hash, address, ABI, or without an ABI).

This tool provides insights into decentralized exchange (DEX) activity. You can track trading pairs and transaction history. The “Trading Pairs” section displays a list of available trading pairs on various DEXs, allowing you to monitor price movements and liquidity. The “Transactions” section provides a view of DEX transactions, enabling you to analyze trading volume and trends.

This tool allows you to look up blockchain domain names (such as .eth or other supported domain extensions). You can input a domain name to retrieve the associated blockchain address and other relevant information. This tool simplifies the process of resolving human-readable domain names to their corresponding blockchain addresses, making it easier to interact with decentralized applications and services.

This tool allows you to check and manage token approvals granted to smart contracts. You can input a wallet address and a token contract address to see which smart contracts have been approved to spend their tokens. This is crucial for security, as it helps users revoke unnecessary or malicious approvals that could lead to unauthorized token transfers.

This tool provides functionalities for signing and verifying digital signatures.

The Devnet Explorer is a specialized tool tailored for developers working with local testnets, offering a trustless and reliable way to explore and verify blockchain operations. It enables developers to connect their own Ethereum node, allowing them to test and validate transactions or smart contracts without depending on third-party indexers. This trustless approach ensures the integrity and security of the development environment, making it ideal for those who prioritize data reliability. By leveraging their own node, developers can independently confirm blockchain activity, minimizing the risk of errors or malicious interference from external sources. The Devnet Explorer is particularly valuable for testing blockchain applications in a controlled setting before deployment to live networks, enhancing both development efficiency and security.

Allows You to check onchain token metrics like the Token Quantity and block number across various blockchains by picked date or block number snapshot request, aiding in token analysis and verification.

This feature allows you to broadcast a signed transaction directly to the blockchain network. This is useful for users who have created a transaction offline or through other means and need to submit it to the network. Users input the raw transaction data to push the transaction.

This tool allows you to convert between Hexadecimal and UTF-8 text formats. This is particularly useful for developers and users who need to decode or encode data that is stored or transmitted on the blockchain. Blockchain data often contains encoded text strings, and this converter facilitates the translation between human-readable text (UTF-8) and the hexadecimal representation used in blockchain transactions and smart contracts.

Converts block numbers to dates and vice versa across supported blockchains, helping users correlate blockchain events with specific timestamps or block heights.

Enables you to find contracts with similar source code by entering a contract address, aiding in identifying code reuse or potential duplicates across supported blockchains.