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Verify on chain — don’t trust, verify

A blockchain’s great strength is that you need not take anyone’s word. Ask the explorer about blocks, transactions and addresses, and verify the public goods, the supply and your own deposits.

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Don’t trust, verify

Bitcoin culture says “don’t trust, verify.” A bank statement requires trusting the bank; a blockchain ledger is the same copy for everyone, so you can check it yourself. Your window is the explorer.

Mobick has two official explorers:

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blockchain.mobick.info Live blocks, transactions, mempool and fees. This site’s live data comes from here.
explorer.mobick.info Addresses, blocks and transactions, plus supply and UTXO statistics.

Ask it yourself

Enter a block height, block hash, transaction ID (64 characters) or address. This browser asks the explorer directly.

Enter anything. This browser asks blockchain.mobick.info directly — nothing passes through this site’s server.

FIG. 1Chain lookup. Queries the public blockchain.mobick.info API directly.

Look up a block and keep pressing “Previous” to walk back along the chain. At block #1 you reach the 19,687,503.125 BMB block that carried the old balances during New Bedford.

Three things worth verifying

Do the public goods exist?

The 16 public-goods addresses are published. “Public-goods wallet 1” shows 1,000,000 BMB; “wallet 16” shows a balance growing by 3.125 BMB per block. Add all 16 and compare with the published total — that is what the vault in the public-goods lesson does.

Is supply following the rules?

explorer.mobick.info shows total BMB issued and the number of UTXOs. Right now: 19,885,668.75 BMB issued and 465,628 unspent outputs. It can never exceed 21 million and grows by only 3.125 BMB per block.

Did my deposit arrive?

A screenshot of a “sent” screen is not proof. Get the transaction ID and look it up, or look up your own address for the balance and confirmations. A confirmed status with a block number means it is on the ledger.

Summary

  • The explorer is your window into the ledger: blockchain.mobick.info and explorer.mobick.info.
  • Look up blocks, transactions and addresses to verify public goods, supply and deposits yourself.
  • Screenshots are not proof; check the transaction ID and confirmations.

Check yourself

Get them right to add a block to your chain

  1. Q1What can an explorer tell you about an address?

  2. Q2The surest way to check the public goods exist?

Sources

  1. mobick.io docs · Explorer
  2. Mobick mempool explorer (blockchain.mobick.info)
  3. Mobick explorer (explorer.mobick.info)

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