Look up a transaction or a block
Straight from the full nodes we run: every input and output of a confirmed transaction, or a waiting one’s place in the queue.
How to read a transaction here
A confirmed transaction is in a block our node has accepted; confirmations count that block and every block after it. A waiting transaction is in our node’s mempool: its place in the queue is the virtual size of everything paying a higher fee rate, and the estimate assumes a block about every ten minutes on Bitcoin. Other nodes can hold slightly different mempools, and a replacement or a child paying for its parent can change the picture at any moment.
Addresses appear as plain text. There are no address pages and no address history here: we show what each transaction says, not who is behind it.