I used to know only the name, and it wasn’t until I looked closely at the information that I really understood.
Records on the blockchain are public. Anyone with an address can use a block explorer to see its balance and transaction history.
Screenshots and chat logs can be faked, but data on a block explorer is read directly from the blockchain itself. To verify whether a transfer really happened, the on-chain record is what counts.
To check a transfer involving $ETH , you can use an Ethereum block explorer and search for the transaction hash or address to see the details.
When did everyone figure this out?
Records on the blockchain are public. Anyone with an address can use a block explorer to see its balance and transaction history.
Screenshots and chat logs can be faked, but data on a block explorer is read directly from the blockchain itself. To verify whether a transfer really happened, the on-chain record is what counts.
To check a transfer involving $ETH , you can use an Ethereum block explorer and search for the transaction hash or address to see the details.
When did everyone figure this out?