Due to the common use of units like B, M, and K for token quantities in the market, many users are confused by the units used for CKB on https://explorer.nervos.org/charts/ - GB, MB, KB. As a long-time CKB user, it's easy to understand that 1 CKB equals 1 Byte. However, for users who are not familiar with CKB in-depth, this requires additional explanation. Would it be possible to change the units on the explorer to the more familiar K, M, and B that everyone is accustomed to?

As reported by a user on Discord, the explorer may have some spacing problems on mobile devices.

The Tokens page needs a search function for tokens. Right now, to view a token, you have to go through page after page, so we need a search box.

When a transaction is pending, the visible address is ckt1q3uljza4azfdsrwjzdpea6442yfqadqhv7yzfu5zknlmtusm45hpuqdkaawz6chkg386q2y7z35qysmfgks3rzqqc2xvp5, which is using the pre-2021 address format.

After the transaction confirms, it switches to ckt1qpuljza4azfdsrwjzdpea6442yfqadqhv7yzfu5zknlmtusm45hpuqgpkmh4cttz7ezylgpgnc2xsqjrd9z6zyvgqqmm5lpp , the CKB2021 address format.

Keep eyes on the block 11,487,864 in the above gif.

Please add sorting functionality to the token page in order to provide a better UX as more tokens are launched and users will want to track tx and address count.

I'm trying to get my wallets info via the API link: https://api.explorer.nervos.org/api/v3/addresses/{wallet address}
But I keep getting:

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I'm trying to feed my homeautomation app (hassio) with my wallets info.

I get this error anytime I try to look up certain addresses.
ckb1qrgp752jcfnm0uemj723grpyva6zappyuj0tuge3etkpjlmjsxmq5q2zn9tdfhe6snu263qax9dqknrvwhgufjgc2f8nw
ckb1q3s56s9gdcdjn285mrvnh8em8y9lwsyq87se5603e9t3dcpfagymxeyhnx267jercz69uf5t57nl3ktyz02gzusx9r2
ckb1qzl58smqy32hnrq6vxjedcxe2fugvnz497h7yvwqvwel40uh4rltcq29h9ap6hfvpy0jq9j9vm0vc4v2csyrf0sqxejmq

Hello, would it be possible to add the real-time CKB price as well as a wallet total.
Then maybe broken down by available total value
and then locked total
On the DAO
Thank you,
Dean

https://explorer.nervos.org/charts
this is the chinese version，but those title of charts is still english.

Looks like some charts stopped showing data from 08/29/2022.

If Type Script is null, in explorer, it should be displayed as null.

But, in current version, it was displayed as follow:

{
    "code_hash": "",
    "args": [],
    "hash_type": ""
}

Including the initial epochs (where difficulty was set unreasonably high for security) expands the range of values for block time in a way that it makes the chart much less useful than it could be.

Could it be considered to remove these outliers from when the network started?

https://explorer.nervos.org/charts/average-block-time

Hi, the liquidity chart currently has two categories that comprise total circulating supply - DAO deposits and tradeable. Can a third category be added related to CKB occupying data? Currently, I think that such CKB are being included in the tradeable figure, however I don't think that's completely accurate since if the CKB are being used to store data, they are not necessarily tradable.

Thank you!

Is it possible to add another chart that shows the number of CKB associated with the live cells and all cells in the "Cell Count" chart on the explorer page? Thank you!

The Liquidity chart ([https://explorer.nervos.org/charts/liquidity]) is currently divided into:

1. the CKB stored on the Nervos DOA, and
2. the remainder of the circulating supply is "Tradable".

However, CKB used to store NFTs and other assets as well as smart contracts and scripts appear to be considered within this tradable supply (at least that was Jordan Mack's response on the Discord channel) so the chart isn't actually showing the liquidity.

If it is included in the tradable band, is it possible to upgrade this chart to include how much is additionally being locked up (hopefully as a separate band, if not within the Nervos DAO band), as this is a massive part of the power of the CKB economic model but it isn't being reflected in the material available to the end users. It also means that we will not be able to see the positive impact that the NFT marketplaces and defi dapps will be having now the ecosystem is starting up.

As an sUDT holder, I would like to quickly jump to the current address of an sUDT transaction record, so that I can easily view the transaction record of this sUDT, either from favorites or from a CKB dAPP quick link

The current /sudt/:typeHash has a search box for filtering an address, if the address could show up explicitly in the URL, like /sudt/:typeHash?address=ck...... , that would be great, so that instead of going to the /sudt/:typeHash page and typing in the address, the user could jump directly to

When you got into the nervos explorer charts, I dont have information of storage space growth in the Layer 1. It would be interesting to see this information, so it could help prove that the economics for state size control are working in the long term. It would be interesting to see how much the state storage grows according to the time, and at the same time if space will be release so it would avoid state explosion.

https://pudge.explorer.nervos.org/transaction/0xb21395da1b26379b5f46c7e6492cd7de4b4e6996ee61cec5db6b6d35866a858a

Looks like there might be an issue with chart filters.
i.e.
https://explorer.nervos.org/charts/total-supply

When you want to select filters or change the timeline, it gets reinitialized to the original view.
This is affecting all browsers afaik, even mobiles.

Currently the box is not big enough to fit all of the text

Loading an address with lots of txs takes a long time

e.g.
https://pudge.explorer.nervos.org/address/ckt1qzda0cr08m85hc8jlnfp3zer7xulejywt49kt2rr0vthywaa50xwsqwhc5slwl9w88nss0gu6ej23yeetl39lkcs28h94

Originally posted by @Flouse in #830 (comment)

An example on aggron:

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