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Introduction
A block explorer allows users to query data on the blockchain. It is often referred to as the search engine of the blockchain. By using a block explorer, users can query, search, and track balances, accounts, contracts, transactions, and other data broadcasted to the blockchain.
Treasurenet provides two types of block explorers: EVM Block Explorer and Cosmos Block Explorer.
Each explorer queries data relevant to its environment. The EVM Block Explorer queries Ethereum-formatted data (blocks, transactions, accounts, smart contracts, etc.), while the Cosmos Block Explorer queries Cosmos-formatted data (Cosmos and IBC transactions, blocks, accounts, module data, ETC).
Block Explorer URL List
Main Net
| Type | URL | |
|---|---|---|
| EVM BlockExplorer | evm | https://evmexplorer.treasurenet.io/ |
| Cosmos BlockExplorer | cosmos | https://cosmosexplorer.treasurenet.io/ |
Test Net
| Type | URL | |
|---|---|---|
| EVM BlockExplorer | evm | https://evmexplorer.testnet.treasurenet.io/ |
| Cosmos BlockExplorer | cosmos | https://cosmosexplorer.testnet.treasurenet.io/ |
About Blockscout
You may have noticed that we have chosen the open-source third-party project Blockscout and customized it as the EVM Block Explorer.
Blockscout is an Elixir-based application, which is a comprehensive, user-friendly, and easy-to-view open-source third-party blockchain explorer for viewing, confirming, and examining transactions on the blockchain.
Blockscout is secure, efficient, and open enough, which is why we chose it instead of reinventing the wheel.