The account named CoinKaşif, which shares crypto money on Twitter, tells its followers how to research with the title “Blockchain Explorer” sites, which are indispensable for gem research. told.
Thanks to this site; You can examine wallet movements, track transfers, analyze statistics on the network and set alarms on wallets.
- When we log in to the site, we see the general information of BNB (as it is described as bscscan) and the Market Cap only on this network in the red marked section. For research, you can sort the coins in the BSC network according to their market values by clicking Tokens in the blue marked area and selecting BEP-20 Tokens By MarketCap.
- In this section, respectively; We can see their prices, percentage changes, 24-hour volumes, market values and Holders.
- When you select BEP-20 Tokens By Volume instead of BEP-20 Tokens By MarketCap, you can see the transfer volumes, the transfer amounts, the number of different wallets making the transfer and the total number of transfers, respectively.
- If you click on Rescources and select Charts & Stats, you can see the statistical information about the network graphically.
- Interpreting them is one of the most important things. For example, by comparing the “Average Gas Price Chart” charts, you can find the networks where it is cheapest to trade at that time.
- By looking at the growth rate of the “Unique Addresses Chart” chart, you can predict how popular it is and how fast the projects in this network will grow.
- How to do a token review?
First of all, paste the smart contract address of the token, which you get from CoinMarketCap, Coiningecko or its official site, into the blue marked area. This contract’s own page, you can switch from the red marked area to the page prepared for the token.
- In the red marked area it says what the token is used for. For example, it is the GAMI Gaming token currently under review and is used for its own launchpad projects.
- In the green marked area, we see the total market value in the section that says “FULLY DILUTED MARKET CAP”. It also has how many people have it in their wallet and the total supply.
- You can see the transactions made with tokens in the “Transfers” section at the bottom of the page.
This section includes: what transaction was made, when the transaction took place, from which wallet to which wallet it was sent, and the transaction size in tokens.
- The addresses shown here do not belong to individuals. Address 0x000…dEaD in the red marked area indicates that it was sent to an address that cannot be returned, that is, the token was burned.
The yellow marked area is the contract addresses.
- When you click on the “Analytics” tab on the right, you can get more detailed information about the transactions that took place at that address. We can see the change of tokens held by the wallets over time.
- When we click on any wallet, we can see the BNB amount of that wallet, the number of tokens in the wallet and the dollar equivalent of these tokens.
Almost the same way; You can also check their infrastructure at etherscan.io, tronscan.org, ftmscan.com, solscan.io addresses.