A brand-new block explorer dubbed Solarscan went live a few days ago.
The native SXP token’s value has increased by more than 20% in the last day.
In the beginning, ARK Ecosystem’s open-source tools including a legacy block explorer and desktop wallet were used to launch the Solar Network’s mainnet. While Solar Core has been steadily improving since its beginnings, several hardcoded features have proven challenging to update to the latest and greatest version of the codebase. A new wallet design is also scheduled for release this year.
In addition, a brand-new block explorer went live a few days ago. It adds new functionality and improves upon existing aspects. New block explorer Solarscan was built from the ground up to work in tandem with Solar Core 5.0 when it is released later this year. This enables real-time monitoring of the network, viewing of the most recent blocks, and tracking of transactions.
Aims to Revolutionize User Experience
The wallet pages are custom and give a dynamic, immersive picture of the mainnet and testnet blockchain; these are just a few of the ways in which Solarscan aims to revolutionize user experience with the Solar Network blockchain.
Each page refreshes dynamically with the most recent data, so one can keep tabs on the status of their transactions and anything else that’s happening on the network in real-time. The Solar Blockchain Foundation has decided to immediately abandon the legacy explorer it has been managing in favor of Solarscan.
On the one-year anniversary of Solar’s mainnet debut, the developers gave out their first SXP tokens through Twitter. As part of the offer, fifty people will earn one hundred SXP apiece.
The native SXP token’s value has increased by more than 20% in the last day because of these developments. Moreover, the price has increased by more than 150% in the last week as per CMC, providing investors with a substantial ROI.