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Something seems to be wrong here From this page: https://support.biteasy.com/kb/v2-0/rest-api/getting-startedCryptocoins and networks Description Cryptocoin Network Bitcoin Testnet3 btc testnet Litecoin Testnet3 ltc mainnet Litecoin Mainnet ltc testnet So Litecoin mainnet's network is "testnet"? It does not seem to work though. My apologies, never saw your post  You are right, it was wrong and has already been fixed. Are you using the litecoin API? |
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Few weeks ago we submitted a Git pull request to the DuckDuckGo anonymous search engine, which enables you to instantly get basic information about Bitcoin addresses, blocks and transactions. We are now happy to announce that our pull request has been merged to master, which means you can enjoy this nice feature, powered by the Biteasy Blockchain API on the live DuckDuckGo site! Check out a few screenshots:    OR try out the real thing |
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Few weeks ago we submitted a Git pull request to the DuckDuckGo anonymous search engine, which enables you to instantly get basic information about Bitcoin addresses, blocks and transactions. We are now happy to announce that our pull request has been merged to master, which means you can enjoy this nice feature, powered by the Biteasy Blockchain API on the live DuckDuckGo site! Check out a few screenshots: OR try out the real thing |
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I find this a completely inaccurate test. Zero information is given about it and frankly it's impossible to measure response times by only using one server from one specific location in the world.
If you want you can share more information about it (code, setup, server details etc etc) so we can have a further look if required.
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There seems to be a bug. Sometimes Firefox is very stubborn with wanting to use a cached transaction list of my address. Just now I had to clear my cache just to get it to work properly and view updated data. I believe there is a way to ensure that the browser loads a fresh version every time without digging through the visitors cache... you may want to ask your dev team about that.
edit: this could be cloudflare doing this, but I didn't take the time to check if you're using them..
Forgot to mention that stubborn cache has been fixed some time now. Let me know if you see anything weird with it again. |
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I use blockr.io and blockchain.info, because they include unconfirmed transactions as well. biteasy.com includes unconfirmed transactions as well. |
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Just a couple of new things we added in the UI; Inputs "Group By Address" and inputs/outputs scripts in Mainnet. You can try it out here.
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Thanx... looks neat. will be checking it Cool Let us know if you have any questions. You can also post in the official Biteasy.com thread here. What are your send & receive API ? Can u please point to the links ? At the moment we only provide block explorer related functionality but this will change in the near future. |
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Thanx... looks neat. will be checking it Cool Let us know if you have any questions. You can also post in the official Biteasy.com thread here. |
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Check out our new BALANCE feature on ADDRESS pages like here
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Yeah I like how slick blockchain.info looks and the extras it provides that others dont.
Like? (When it comes to the block explorer functionality) |
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I would also like to know, who else is providing reliable API service other than BlockChain.info for free ?
We do |
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Indeed there is an issue going on with our caching (not Cloudflares fault) which makes it too aggressive. It will be fixed very soon |
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I replied to you on Github but I will paste here as well in case someone else is wondering. 1. We use big endian format for displaying transaction hashes. `bitcoind` displays them in the same way and I believe Blockchain.info does the same thing. I do not why the show the specific transaction reversed. Maybe a bug on their side? 2. The `tx_index` which blockchain.info uses I assume is their internal MySQL ids. Our transaction_index is the position of the output within the outputs array. 3. Their `script` is the hex encoded string value and ours is converted to a readable string which contains the OP codes as well but we will probably provide the hex encoded string value in the future if a lot of API users request it. The value we provide is basically intended for displaying (like on our Testnet pages). Blockchain.info does things their way and we are doing things our way Let us know if you have more questions and my apologies for the small delay but it has been crazy here, we will be adding more coins to the site and we are in the middle of changing our infrastructure a bit. |
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Apart from blockexplorer.com and blockchain.info, there are several other similar sites.
For example: blockr.io (include unconfirmed tx, like bc.i) and biteasy.com (only include confirmed tx, like blockexplorer.com)
That's not accurate. We include unconfirmed transactions as well (you can even see them on home page live). |
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Another great Block explorer. I hope you get more attention now that people realise that there are more block explorer than blockchain.info.
Agreed, and Kudos for a great little toolbox! Cheers We will be introducing new features in the next couple of weeks. |
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You guys also seem to show the first confirmation of a transaction before blockchain.info catches it. I'm not sure how you do this but there are definitely some skills behind this site as far as development.
To be honest there isn't some "special" handling for this. It's just the way it's coded. Thank you for your nice words We really appreciate feedback; It's the only way to get better! |
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Thank you for your nice words btcash We are planning to be more than a block explorer; wallet is on it's way! |
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