The Blockchain Explorer is an interactive tool designed to allow users to search and explore blockchain transactions, blocks, and wallet addresses. This tool fetches real-time data from blockchain APIs and displays detailed information about a specific transaction, block, or wallet address. It provides transparency into blockchain activity, making it useful for developers, investors, and researchers.

Key Features:

1. Dynamic Search : Users can input a transaction ID, block number, or wallet address to retrieve detailed information.
2. Real-Time Data Fetching : The tool connects to blockchain APIs (e.g., BlockCypher, Etherscan) to retrieve live data.
3. Detailed Information Display : Displays comprehensive details such as transaction inputs/outputs, block timestamps, and wallet balances.
4. Interactive Visualization : A network graph visualizes the relationships between wallets and transactions.
5. PDF Download : Export the retrieved blockchain data and visualizations as a PDF for sharing or reporting purposes.
6. Modern Design : Clean and stylish layout with vibrant colors and clear typography for better readability.
7. Self-Contained : The tool operates within its own container, ensuring it doesn’t interfere with the page header or footer.

Use Cases:

• Transaction Verification : Users can verify the status of a specific transaction by entering its transaction ID.
• Block Inspection : Developers can inspect the contents of a specific block, including its timestamp and transactions.
• Wallet Monitoring : Investors can monitor wallet balances and transaction histories for auditing or security purposes.
• Reporting : Professionals can export blockchain data and visualizations to include in reports or presentations.

How It Works:

1. Introduction : The tool allows users to input a transaction ID, block number, or wallet address. It then fetches real-time data from blockchain APIs and displays detailed information about the queried entity.
2. Input Fields : Users enter a transaction ID, block number, or wallet address and select the blockchain type (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum).
3. Visualization : The tool generates a network graph showing the relationships between wallets and transactions.
4. Export : Users can download the blockchain data and visualization as a PDF for further use.