Transaction Notes | Blockchain Explorer
① Every on-chain transaction has a unique transaction hash (TxID). Ethereum transaction hashes start with 0x followed by 64 hexadecimal characters.
② The confirmation count generally indicates how many blocks have been added to the chain after a transaction was included in a block. The higher the confirmation count, the less likely the transaction is to be rolled back.
③ If a deposit hasn’t arrived, you can first use the transaction hash to check its status and confirmation count, then decide whether to contact customer support.
$ETH 2249.47（-2.74%）
Just my personal opinion—don’t take it too seriously.
① Every on-chain transaction has a unique transaction hash (TxID). Ethereum transaction hashes start with 0x followed by 64 hexadecimal characters.
② The confirmation count generally indicates how many blocks have been added to the chain after a transaction was included in a block. The higher the confirmation count, the less likely the transaction is to be rolled back.
③ If a deposit hasn’t arrived, you can first use the transaction hash to check its status and confirmation count, then decide whether to contact customer support.
$ETH 2249.47（-2.74%）
Just my personal opinion—don’t take it too seriously.
