Thank you very much!

The missing date should be:
Since then, we've been displaying transaction information and indicating whether a transaction uses SegWit. We also highlight transactions with mixed inputs (some SegWit, some not) where applicable.

It's been over a month, so I'm raising this topic to remind about my project.

Name (link)	Bech32 / Bech32m (P2TR) supported?	SegWit (P2SH) identifiable?**	Usefulness (subjective rating) Tongue ***	Works without JS?	Rated by
BitRef	Yes (04/2020) / Yes (11/2022)	Yes	7 / 10 Points	No	cloxy

I believe that should be it. I’m very grateful for your prompt reply. Thanks in advance!

I still don't have access.

Could you ask someone with edit access to add a reference to my Bitcoin block explorer ( https://bitref.com ) in the following section:

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block_chain_browser

I put a lot of effort into developing this block explorer, and I believe it deserves to be included on the list.

Thanks in advice!

You might consider adding BitRef.com to the list. It's an innovative Bitcoin block explorer that provides more detailed information than others, particularly when it comes to unconfirmed Bitcoin transactions. I've put a lot of effort into developing it, and I believe it is now on par with the others.

Yes, we accept Bitcoin payments in several different projects and it happens regularly. Especially with larger amounts, then we are forced to use CPFP to get our money.

I'm using this thread to share a new CPFP calculator I made:

https://bitaccelerate.com/cpfp-calculator/

It works in a different way. Unlike others, it does not require the child transaction to be published in advance and then increase its fee through RBF. It directly calculates what fee should be used for the child transaction.

The only requirement is that the child transaction has only one input and one output for the calculations to be accurate. This is not complicated to do, and the benefits are much easier to work with when using the tool.

Username: Peername
Thanks!

 The website walletgenerator dot net was actually sold in 2017. Regardless of that, nobody should have assumed that it was ever safe.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/kullxn/two_out_of_the_top_three_paper_wallet_generation/

https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2019/05/27/researcher-discovers-serious-vulnerability-in-paper-crypto-wallet-site/

https://medium.com/mycrypto/disclosure-key-generation-vulnerability-found-on-walletgenerator-net-potentially-malicious-3d8936485961

The domain resolves to 185.178.208.185 which is in Russia, this IP has been flagged several times for abuse...

https://www.criminalip.io/en/asset/report/185.178.208.185

All Telegram bots are SCAM.

Hi,

Please add this bot: @BitAccelerateBot

This pyramid is very popular now and people need to be warned.

I just created a simple Bitcoin transaction accelerator BitAccelerate. It is absolutely FREE.

It rebroadcasts the transaction via different nodes (currently 11).

It helps mostly for transactions that are "Stuck" for very long time.

The code is public and everyone can see what it is doing. Any suggestions for improvement are welcome.

My vote is for STATUS. The ecosystem needs a Dapp-enabled mobile browser.

Username: Peername

Thanks!