Cardano Explorer

Explorer

  • Orcfax

    Decentralized Oracle Feeds for Cardano. Validating real-world data from multiple sources with full audit logs to deliver authentic & accurate data.

    Orcfax, Cardano User Tools.
    Orcfax

  • beerhouse.io

    The portfolio Manager and Tracker on Cardano Ecossystem

    beerhouse.io, Cardano User Tools.
    beerhouse.io

  • Handle.Tools

    Check if an ADA handle is available, currently listed for sale on a marketplace or has been minted. Search & filter listings and sales activity.

    Handle.Tools, Cardano User Tools.
    Handle.Tools

  • Cardano Journal

    An content aggregator in the Cardano ecosystem.

    Cardano Journal, Cardano User Tools.
    Cardano Journal

  • CNFT ONCHAIN

    Cataloging all the on-chain NFTs released on Cardano.

    CNFT ONCHAIN, Cardano User Tools.
    CNFT ONCHAIN

  • eUTxO.org

    An intuitive (and pleasantly soothing) visualization of the contents of each block on the Cardano blockchain along with data points for that block.

    eUTxO.org, Cardano User Tools.
    eUTxO.org

  • Milkomeda C1 Explorer

    The block and transaction explorer for the EVM-based Milkomeda C1 sidechain.

    Milkomeda C1 Explorer, Cardano User Tools.
    Milkomeda C1 Explorer

  • NFTSeeker

    A suite of NFT tools for both users and projects. Offering users tools to track, purchase and monitor NFTs, and projects a minting engine and Discord bot.

    NFTSeeker, Cardano User Tools.
    NFTSeeker

  • DeFiYield.App

    DeFiYield.App is The Biggest DeFi Cross-Chain Asset Management Dashboard, Supporting 25+ Blockchains and 250+ Protocols, including Cardano and its Biggest dApps

    DeFiYield.App, Cardano User Tools.
    DeFiYield.App

  • dAppsOnCardano

    Website for insights in to decentralized apps on Cardano blockchain.

    dAppsOnCardano, Cardano User Tools.
    dAppsOnCardano

  • Cardano Stake Pool Explorer

    Cardano Stake Pool Explorer, check the best Pool for Staking with Ada. Ada Stake Pool Explorer.

    Cardano Stake Pool Explorer, Cardano User Tools.
    Cardano Stake Pool Explorer

  • Realfi.info

    See a summary of assets, liquidity, loans, art and property for multiple wallets in a single page flow. One for the bookmarks to track DeFi / ReFi progress.

    Realfi.info, Cardano User Tools.
    Realfi.info

  • Lido Nation

    A platform for Cardano education, featuring community contributed content, project reviews, and a explorer of Project Catalyst proposals from all funding rounds

    Lido Nation, Cardano User Tools.
    Lido Nation

  • Ex.plorer

    Explore NFTs by asset and policy ID, and export or explore their metadata. View the assets held by a wallet and a stream of the most recently minted NFTs.

    Ex.plorer, Cardano User Tools.
    Ex.plorer

  • koios

    A decentralized and elastic REST based query layer for exploring data on the Cardano blockchain.

    koios, Cardano Dev Tools.
    koios

  • CNFT.TOOLS

    Explore NFT collections by rarity, price, and serial #. Users can also refine their search using traits unique to a collection and find their perfect NFT.

    CNFT.TOOLS, Cardano User Tools.
    CNFT.TOOLS

  • ADA Pools

    An independent tool containing a wealth of blockchain metrics and explorers, with a focus around stake pools.

    ADA Pools, Cardano User Tools.
    ADA Pools

  • Cardano Blockchain Intelligence

    An overview of blockchain and stake pool data points, also offering the user the opportunity to explore the metadata on Cardano.

    Cardano Blockchain Intelligence, Cardano User Tools.
    Cardano Blockchain Intelligence

MYTH

Blockchains are a secret way of transacting money and hiding the exchange of funds from others and authorities.

TRUTH

A blockchain is a transparent ledge, meaning that anyone can explore the transactions on it when given the tools. Those tools exist for all blockchains (except the few privacy chains that have been created that do in fact hid the exchange of funds).

Explorers allow anyone to search and explore all the transactions on the blockchain. The blockchain can be searched and explored in numerous ways using: wallet addresses, transaction IDs (TX ID), block numbers, epoch number, slot/epoch number, stake pool ticker, token ticker, staking keys. Users can also search for individual assets and transaction metadata if they have the information. Developers can use APIs to scrape data from the blockchain to inform all sorts of processes, programs, and to create data sets.