About BTCscope
independent · non-custodial · read-onlyBTCscope is a Bitcoin mainnet block explorer built for people who need chain data fast and without noise: node operators, analysts, treasury and reconciliation desks, and anyone verifying a payment. It renders blocks, transactions, addresses, the live mempool, fee markets, mining distribution and difficulty in a dense terminal-style interface, with CSV export on the views that feed real reporting work.
It is a viewer, not a wallet, not an exchange, and not an investment service. BTCscope does not hold, move, or manage anyone's coins, and it does not offer trading, yield, mixing, or recovery services of any kind.
BTCscope never takes custody of funds, never asks for a private key or seed phrase, and never signs a transaction for you. It reads public chain data and displays it. If any site claiming to be BTCscope asks for a seed phrase, it is not us.
Every public page — blocks, transactions, addresses, mempool, mining, charts, markets — works without signing up. Accounts exist only for internal operators of this deployment.
Bookmarks, saved searches and alert rules are stored in your own browser. They are not uploaded, sold, or shared with third parties.
When the upstream API is slow or down, we say so on the public status page instead of hiding it. Latency, retries and outage windows are all visible.
- — BTCscope depends on upstream public APIs. If they degrade, our numbers lag; the status page shows when that happens.
- — Unconfirmed mempool data changes constantly and can be reorganised out. Always confirm depth before treating a payment as final.
- — Fee estimates and mining projections are estimates, not guarantees.
- — Nothing on this site is financial, legal or tax advice.
Questions, corrections, security reports and data disputes are all welcome — see the contact page. Developers integrating chain data should start with the API reference.