Explorer

Look at the chain

Blocks, transactions and accounts on baklava-testnet-5. No database behind this page — it asks the node the same twenty-one questions any wallet asks, and your browser decodes the answers. The assets an address holds come from an index instead, because that is the one question the chain cannot prove: it says which ids to ask about, and the node says what is there.

Reading the chain…

This page does not check proofs. Every answer the node gives carries one — a Merkle path that folds to the state root in a signed header — and checking it in a browser would mean a second implementation of the tree's hashing rules, kept in step with the first by nothing but attention. So this shows what the node says. baklava account and baklava receipt are what check that it is telling the truth, and a receipt proves itself to anybody, forever, with no node involved at all.