Graphene Open Explorer is live again
For more than two years, the public Graphene explorer was effectively out of service: the website remained online, but the data was stale or placeholder content, and the interface no longer reflected the live network.
Now Graphene Open Explorer is connected to the live Graphene network again. The current block height is around 54.7 million.
You can use the explorer to check blocks and transactions, find accounts, objects and assets, view active market pairs, and inspect network fees in GPH.
The governance section includes committee members, witnesses, workers, voting reports, and top proxies with their voting weight and number of delegators.
Search works across blocks, accounts, objects, assets and transaction hashes. Assets are classified as Core, SmartCoin or user-issued.
In short, the explorer can once again be used for what it is supposed to do: verify balances, fees, votes and witnesses directly against network data instead of relying on screenshots shared in chats.
