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æScan: æternity blockchain explorer

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Understanding æScan: Your Window into the æternity Blockchain

serves as your comprehensive window into the æternity blockchain, providing real-time insights into all network activity. As the official block explorer, it offers an intuitive interface for viewing transactions, blocks, and network statistics.

When you visit æScan, you'll immediately see current network statistics including price information, market capitalization, and token distribution. The explorer makes it simple to track recent transactions, view block details, and monitor network activity.

One of æScan's key features is its ability to track the æternity naming system (AENS). You can easily view active .chain names, monitor ongoing auctions, and see recent name registrations. The explorer also shows you active state channels, which are æternity's solution for fast, private transactions.

For token holders and network participants, æScan provides detailed information about network economics, including circulating supply, burned tokens, and current block rewards. You can also monitor oracle activity, smart contract deployments, and overall network health.

The explorer is constantly updating with new blocks and transactions, giving you a real-time view of network activity. Whether you're checking a transaction status, looking up an account balance, or monitoring network metrics, æScan provides all the information you need in an accessible format.

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