How do you verify a transfer using a block explorer? Don’t panic—your class rep is here:
Every on-chain transaction has a unique transaction hash (TxID). An Ethereum transaction hash starts with 0x, followed by 64 hexadecimal characters.
A block explorer simply 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 your wallet before you can view one, it may well be a fake.
Me before: Place an order first, check later. Me now: Understand the rules.
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Every on-chain transaction has a unique transaction hash (TxID). An Ethereum transaction hash starts with 0x, followed by 64 hexadecimal characters.
A block explorer simply 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 your wallet before you can view one, it may well be a fake.
Me before: Place an order first, check later. Me now: Understand the rules.
$ETH 2448.79（-0.24%）
#ETH