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Thanks @johnwhitestar for the explorer links! Have added them to the OP. I've also added links to the token projects for those interested in following the development. As features are mostly ready, I think a first public beta release for late 2026 is realistic this time.

[johnwhitestar]

What is the best Explorer? ...

I'll have a look!

#crysx #cwi

The explorer that was used by our community member is https://github.com/team-exor/eiquidus
Probably he has patched it here: https://github.com/tedydet/Slimcoin-Explorer

ChatGPT mentions this explorer as the best one for our case and the most easy to run: https://github.com/janoside/btc-rpc-explorer
But the instructions they gave haven't made me feel it would be that simple. If you want I can paste them here for you.

There is also an ABE explorer version forked by Graham time ago inside of slimcoin-project repository: https://github.com/slimcoin-project/slimcoin-abe
But it's probably rather old.

Update 04-06-2026:
The community member that has set up the explorer for us is suggesting his version of the explorer (https://github.com/tedydet/Slimcoin-Explorer) because it's specifically modified for Slimcoin.

Update 05-06-2026:
Here are the instructions on how to set the aforementioned Slimcoin specific explorer up:
Manual / How-to: https://github.com/tedydet/Slimcoin-Explorer/blob/main/README.md

And this is the snapshot of the database to shorten the synchronization process:
Database (zipped): https://ysnd.it/T8bce52N

@Slimcoin Community should we fork this explorer in to slimcoin-project folder?

The main problem is as always to find time...

Maybe you can reserve a very small amount of time each day, let say 10 minutes?
If pursued consistently this approach can supply great results in a long run.

Update 04-06-2026: I think Slimcoin really needs people participating to survive.

Thanks @johnwhitestar for the explorer links! Have added them to the OP.

Maybe we may make it clear somehow in the OP that both links are pointing to the same explorer?
Another idea could be just to let only the robust one in the list (I hope we'll get other explorers soon from our community members).

I've also added links to the token projects for those interested in following the development. As features are mostly ready, I think a first public beta release for late 2026 is realistic this time.

Great!