Block, mempool and fee views load instantly and the CSV exports drop straight into our reconciliation sheets. The status page telling us when the upstream API is degraded has saved us from chasing phantom bugs more than once.
M. Ellingsen
Treasury operations, mining pool
Input/output breakdowns, outspend tracking and full address history in one place. Exporting an address history to CSV and handing it to compliance takes seconds instead of an afternoon.
Priya R.
Blockchain analyst
I set a rule for sub-4 sat/vB and it flags the window every time. The notification inbox reads like email, so nothing gets lost in a toast I blinked past.
danvanwyk
Self-custody advocate
Everything runs against public APIs and the app is upfront about it. Bookmarks and saved searches stay on my machine, which is exactly the privacy posture we wanted before rolling it out to the team.
J. Okafor
CTO, payments startup
Pool distribution, hashrate trend and the retarget countdown match my own node's numbers. Latency reporting on the status page is a genuinely useful touch.
sats_and_specs
Node operator
Saving heights, txids and clusters of addresses with labels means I can pick up an investigation exactly where I left it. Exports keep the paper trail clean.
L. Moreau
Freelance forensic researcher
No seed phrase, private key, wallet connection or remote access — there is no field on this site that could accept one.
Outages, retries, latency and cache age are live on the public status page, not buried in an incident blog.
Every endpoint behind every number is listed on the API page so you can reproduce our figures independently.
BTCscope is an established information service for the Bitcoin network, run to the same standards as the major public explorers. Our figures are read directly from the chain, our systems are monitored around the clock, and our operating practices are published on this page rather than kept behind a support form.
Every block, transaction, balance and fee figure shown here is read live from the Bitcoin network itself. Nothing is estimated, edited or added by hand, which is why our data matches the other major explorers to the satoshi.
Bookmarks, saved searches and alert rules are stored in your own browser, not on our servers. We do not sell, rent or share data, and we run no advertising or behavioural trackers.
Traffic is served over HTTPS only. Administrative access requires an authenticated account with role checks enforced in the database, and every administrative change is written to an immutable audit log with the acting account and timestamp.
Security researchers are welcome. Write to security@btcnetwork.dev and we acknowledge within 24 hours; good-faith reports are always safe to send.
If anything on this site is wrong, tell us at support@btcnetwork.dev. We correct it promptly and state what changed rather than quietly editing the page.
Genuine BTCscope mail always comes from @btcnetwork.dev. If something looks off, send it to support@btcnetwork.dev and we will confirm whether it came from us.
Our data stands up to inspection, and we make that easy on purpose. The data sources behind every figure are documented in full, our uptime and response times are published live, and the answers to the questions people ask most are written out plainly. Reviews above are collected from public platforms; where a reviewer asked to stay anonymous we show a handle rather than a full name.
