Chia explorer features

The Chia explorer that shows everything

Blocks, coins, tokens, NFTs, offers, pools and the mempool, indexed from block 0 by our own indexer, with push alerts for what matters to you.

One search box: Block height, header hash, coin, address, NFT, DID, token or pool URL.
App on your phone: Installable on Android and iOS, with dark mode and nine languages.

Every spend classified: XCH, CAT, NFT, DID, plot NFT, launcher, singleton, DataLayer, pool reward and offer settlement: more types than any other explorer.
Which pool farmed the block: Attributed through the winning plot NFT; solo and self-pooling farmers are labelled.
Coin pages: Parent, children, puzzle type and name, reveal and solution, link to the offer.

Verified tokens first: Names and prices from the Dexie registry; unverified tokens are labelled.
Token codes everywhere: Coin and spend lists show the token code instead of the asset id.
Token price alert: A push alert when a token crosses an XCH price.
Names for every token: Tokens outside the Dexie registry get their name, symbol and icon from Spacescan, marked as unverified.

Offers linked exactly: The legs of an offer are linked through settlement announcements, for every wallet since 2021.
Sale prices with royalty: What an NFT sold for and the royalty paid, on collection and NFT pages.
Collections by volume: Sorted by trades or traded XCH over 7 days and all time.
Hash-verified media: Metadata and images are checked against the on-chain hashes and cached; unavailable ones are marked.
Trades feed with AMM swaps: Every settled offer as gives → receives, filtered by token or collection; swaps through liquidity pools are labelled with their reserves.
Sensitive content switch: Flagged NFTs stay blurred until you choose to see them, based on the CHIP-7 flag and MintGarden's moderation; blocked collections are explained.

Visual mempool: Projected next blocks, fee bands and a treemap of pending bundles, mempool.space style.
Fee estimate: The fee needed to confirm within a chosen time.
Mempool history: Pending cost and transactions, sampled every 30 seconds.

Pools from the chain: Pools discovered from plot NFT states, with their farmers and blocks.
Plot NFT history: Pool changes as a timeline and blocks won per plot NFT.
Farmer pages: All plot NFTs of a farmer, blocks won and rewards, with an alert for the next block.

21 million XCH followed: Chia's prefarm through its custody vaults: what is held, what was released per month, every movement.
Prefarm alert: A push alert whenever prefarm coins move.
Custody vaults: Chia's four custody vaults with balances, pending withdrawals and their claim dates.

Ten chain series: Spends, fees, trades, NFT mints, mempool size and pressure, netspace, signage point timing, coins created and transaction blocks.
Hourly and daily: Two days by the hour, 14 and 60 days by the day; the period is remembered and carried in the link.

Clawbacks in flight: Coins sent to an address with a clawback show up before they can be claimed, with the sender, the unlock time and the outcome.
Both clawback versions: The original wallet clawback and the newer Sage / wallet-SDK version, for XCH and tokens alike, with a countdown until claimable.
Sent with clawback: An address page lists what it sent with a clawback and whether it was claimed or clawed back.

Store directory: Every DataLayer store on mainnet with its owner, generation and latest root, found from the chain alone.
Root history and mirrors: Each update of a store and the mirrors that announce it, probed hourly to show which ones actually serve the data.
Store alerts: A push alert when a store publishes a new root or gains a mirror.

Vault directory: Vaults built on the wallet-SDK standard (MIPS), with holdings in XCH and tokens and a daily series.
Vault pages: Custody type and members, holdings with token names and icons, coins and every spend.
Vault alert: A push alert when XCH enters or leaves a vault.

Search by handle: Type a handle in the search box to jump to the address it resolves to.
Handle badges: Address and NFT pages show the handles that resolve to them.
Directory from the registry: Every registration with expiry and owner, decoded from the XCHandles registry spends and checked against the handle hash, so a look-alike NFT can never appear.
Recent activity: Registrations, extensions, transfers, sales and DID changes of handles as they happen.

Set from any page with the bell button, per device. Android proposes installing the app, iOS requires it.

A watch that fires more than 30 times an hour pauses itself, and every button says exactly what it notifies.