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It's the little things sometimes. FDC transactions are NATIVE to this explorer. It knows you're reaching out to another chain and will put relevant information right in front of you. FDC requests have information such as minimum confirmations on a tx hash that is being proven; within the FDC... show more

Tim Rowley 🔥

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Nick LoBue 🇺🇸vor 13 Tagen

this is very useful

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Tim Rowley 🔥vor 13 Tagen

Tryna fill in all the little gaps to make its a good experience for regular users AND devs.

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Nick LoBue 🇺🇸vor 12 Tagen

great work, definitely moving the needle

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That’s really nice and useful! Thanks Tim! Going to add it to my todo list)))

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We need more like you! Keep up the great work👏

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Thank you

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