Etherscan or Ethplorer

[slapper]

I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.  

Etherscan is the best till now. Its platform is undeniably efficient and easy to use. And all of the coins are shown with prices in a specific way. They make updates quite quickly right now which are good for users like us. Their interface is also friendly and understandable

I have never use ethplorer before but I dont think I have time to check it out cause etherscan is my only choice up to now

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[minairia3]

In Etherscan you can set up E-mail notifications if you get tokens/eth to specifc address. Can you do this with Ethplorer?

Can you share how? But I think I prefer this bot @ETHtokenExplorer_bot easily to set up and you can received notification when you received tokens or eth transaction. You can also seen the value of your token just checked the balance no need to scroll down and input your wallet address on eth scan. But I dont know if their reference is the etherscan or ethplorer but most likely its etherscan due to its popularity.

[FLHippy]

I am used to use Etherscan, for me it is more user friendly. About the price it depends on the exchanges what they have implemented into the system. I know that Etherscan doesn't show price on IDEX, even the token is listed, maybe thats the reason why Etherscan and Ethplorer show diffrent value.

[Paycoinzzz]

I usually use Etherscan more because it usually gives the most detailed information possible. Besides, its interface is also easy to use and very comfortable to use. Ethplorer has a pretty dark tone so it doesn't suit me. Although both are quite similar, I encourage everyone to use Etherscan better, it shows more detailed tokens.

[Jating]

I am used to use Etherscan, for me it is more user friendly. About the price it depends on the exchanges what they have implemented into the system. I know that Etherscan doesn't show price on IDEX, even the token is listed, maybe thats the reason why Etherscan and Ethplorer show diffrent value.

Yes, that the advantage of being the prime mover like Etherscan, most of us here have used it and definitely more comfortable by it, just like coinmarketcap, I'm sure majority of us here check the current price using CMC as opposed to let's say coingecko, although the latter has more data in it.

So I guess it's where we are most comfortable with, and at the end of the day, if we get the same results in either explorer then it is a win-win for us crypto enthusiast.

[chichidori]

For a clean look and easy to navigate etherscan is always on top of other ETH explorer, as for the price of tokens its a matter of who update first on their server, etherscan give you the ability to view almost all information about a token and even warn you if its a spam token. 

[FairUser]

I use Etherscan because the interface is very friendly and easy to use. I can also check the details of tokens and wallet addresses in detail, but sometimes I also use Ethplorer to see the prices of tokens.

[monineklutak]

bounty hunters and airdrop hunters usually use Etherscan, because Etherscan is smoother and better to look at,
I also use Etherscan, of course it's very easy to use

[Squezzi55]

Etherscan and ethplorer are both good blockchain explorer and almost identical, they do same thing and the only thing left to here is choosing base on interface, they have different ways they display results

[Golftech]

For a clean look and easy to navigate etherscan is always on top of other ETH explorer, as for the price of tokens its a matter of who update first on their server, etherscan give you the ability to view almost all information about a token and even warn you if its a spam token. 

Clean and easy if you are looking for detailed information regarding to specific tokens and if there's available exchange who caters the trade. Etherscan have that features giving lesser time for traders or bounty hunters to check the data.

Regarding to the value of specific token, chances that updates has been done earlier whoever server done it first.

[filterMX]

I personally use Etherscan more often than Ethplorer, but the number of tokens might be a little different, because Ethplorer displays spam tokens while Etherscam does not, but for the total amount $ remains the same.

[kawser05]

i am using etherscan from 2017, till now in my opinion etherscan is best for token trackers, and its fast and easy, and so many features, so you can use etherscan,

[trauchot]

I use both services to check my tokens, but usually I just have to check my cryptocurrency wallet on Ethereum blochain on Etherscan, but sometimes I check Ethplorer too, and of course there is almost no difference between these services, but Etherscan is more convenient for me.

[ReiMomo]

Did you all know that not only Etherscan and Ethplore can trace transaction from Ethe blockchain?

There are 10 Alternatives to Etherscan, but of course, the most commonly used is Etherscan and this is most popular in tracing your token/coin that stored under ERC20 wallet or Ethereum wallet.

However, all of them have almost the same features but Etherscan has a friendly interface and that is why these are the most popular among others. This doesn't matter when it comes to your token if you storing shit token or died token, there's nothing changes it is always dead and no value.

[Yatsan]

These two looks pretty similar to me but I use etherscan more often because I discovered it first before the ethplorer, I don't know maybe I love the interface of etherscan? some says etherscan's interface is better than ethplorer but it does not matter at all as long as we are utilizing its purpose for a service. I've heard there are tokens that isn't readable in ethplorer, I haven't encounter this yet but there are numbered complaints about it though and this goes the same in Etherscan, I don't know the reason behind maybe it is not updated yet or whatsoever.

You can use what you like between these two, depends on what is more convenient for you  

[Sebas.tian]

Ether explorer is my best option whenever I want to check my coins. Candidly speaking, there is no difference between the two application, but, etherscan is mostly use for transaction tracking than checking of coins in the wallet. Ether explorer make access to coins and token more easy than etherscan.

[royalfestus]

I never used ETHplore more than once until the sight of this thread, reading through all the post it show the later Ethplorer is no improvement to the previous except for the colorful interface which I think give a short appeal. Etherscan seems to be very light website and simple. More so many sight find it as a suitable reference to  check for status of transaction, most especially the myether wallet and other decentralized exchanges

[josgandosbro]

both of them we use only to see the transactions we do and in my opinion they are the same and there is no difference and I think most people use etherscan than Ethplorer

[Mianae]

I use the two they have different algorithm for token tracking I suppose because some tokens shows in one and it doesn't show in the other. I prefer etherscan I can easily go through all my tokens by expanding the tokens section unlike ethplorer. I like ethplorer because it shows me token value when received and present growth either an increase or decrease the two serve different functions.

[arjuna BTC]

I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.   

is that true ?
because i just use etherscan rather than ethplorer mate, for me etherescan is simple and easy to use