🌙 Twin Blockchain

Block explorer

Every block the family has ever produced is in the published record — all five chains, the hub included. Pick a chain to see its newest blocks, or search any chain by a block's number or its fingerprint (hash).

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Type a whole block number (for example 3941) or the start of a block hash. Hash searches match from the first character, so paste at least the first 8 characters.

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Newest blocks

Newest blocks on the selected chain
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Search tips. A whole number searches by block height on every chain at once. Letters and numbers together search by hash — paste at least the first 8 characters of the fingerprint. Account addresses are not searched here; each coin page lists its own founding accounts.
What am I looking at? A block is one sealed page of a chain's ledger. Its hash is a fingerprint made from everything in the page — change one letter anywhere in the block and the fingerprint no longer matches. That is how anyone can check the family's history for themselves.