PR: BTC.com Releases New Ethereum Block Explorer to Support Ethereum Community

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BEIJING, P.R. China – BTC.com today announced the launch of their Ethereum block explorer.

Building on the experience of developing and managing one of the famous Bitcoin Block Explorers, BTC.com starts to embrace Ethereum community by supporting foundation capabilities. BTC.com provides mining related service and customized API in the cryptocurrency industry since 2015. It now has the world’s largest Bitcoin mining pool and industry famous Bitcoin explorer.

BTC.com looks to transfer its industry-leading experience to help Ethereum scale its underlying infrastructure. By typing any of the following information: address, transaction hash, block, or token, users can get all the details of a transaction. By clicking bottom “Tokens,” users can check related information of any ERC-20 token.

BTC.com Ethereum Block Explorer features including real-time price and market cap checking. Users can view the latest blocks information, hash rate, and network difficulty on BTC.com Ethereum Block Explorer home page. Besides exhibition these essential data, there are two more boards: Pool’s Distribution, and Transaction Fees. We can see top five miners by blocks in 24 hours.

Of these boards, the Transaction Fees is the one gaining the most attention. In this board shows four indexes: average cost, average gas price, safe cost, and safe gas price. Once users want to initiate a transaction, he can estimate which gas price should be used. BTC.com Ethereum Block Explorer will display the estimated confirmation time for a different gas price.

“We will present more comprehensive data related service for our users,” says Zhong Zhuang, Director of BTC.com. “We are going to provide data insights for miners, investors, media, developers, and entrepreneurs in blockchain data service. We hold a very open cooperative attitude towards various ecological partners and hope to make positive contributions to the Ethereum community through technology and data cooperation.”

Stay tuned, on next version, BTC.com is planning to develop more functions of their block explorer. This version will include uncle bocks information, the complete list of pending transactions and mining pool. Users can view tokens holdings with any address on the blockchain and the new insight data of the real-time hash rate, uncle rates, and orphan rates of mining pools.

About BTC.com BTC.com spearheads a user-driven and open financial system that has introduced over a million new users across the world to Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash. Since launching the BTC.com block explorer in 2015, BTC.com has been at the vanguard of Bitcoin data analytics and software development. In 2016, BTC.com led the industry in innovation with the release of an open-source mining pool and wallet, which today play key roles in driving and maintaining Bitcoin’s decentralized ecosystem. BTC.com is aiming to provide the infrastructure for Ethereum and to explore the bigger picture of the blockchain-related products and service currently underway.

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