Someone asked: How do you use a block explorer to verify a transfer?
I usually answer: Enter the transaction hash in a block explorer to see the transaction status, sender address, recipient address, amount, fee, and the block it’s in. A block explorer only displays public on-chain data—you don’t need to connect a wallet to look up a transaction. If a website asks you to connect a wallet just to view one, it’s probably a fake.
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I usually answer: Enter the transaction hash in a block explorer to see the transaction status, sender address, recipient address, amount, fee, and the block it’s in. A block explorer only displays public on-chain data—you don’t need to connect a wallet to look up a transaction. If a website asks you to connect a wallet just to view one, it’s probably a fake.
$ETH 2432.31（+0.7%）
If you have a friend who’s new to this, you can share this with them.