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How Do I View Ethereum Transactions?

Ethereum is a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts: applications that run exactly as programmed without any possibility of fraud or third party interference.

Ethereum is how the Internet was supposed to work.

With Ethereum, you can:

– Decentralize app development and make it impossible for anyone to take down your app or censor your transactions
– Create a DAO, a decentralized autonomous organization that lives on the Ethereum blockchain and is controlled by its members
– Build a smart contract to automatically send money to your favorite charity every month
– Use Ethereum’s decentralized virtual machine to run any code you want, including code that could potentially be malicious
– And much more!

NOTE: WARNING: Ethereum transactions are not visible on the main blockchain explorer websites. You must use a specialized Ethereum transaction explorer to view Ethereum transactions and addresses. Furthermore, some Ethereum blockchain explorers may not provide all of the information that you need and may be out of date. Always ensure that the explorer you are using is up to date before attempting to view any Ethereum transactions.

If you’re new to Ethereum, this guide will teach you the basics of how to view Ethereum transactions.

When you open up an Ethereum wallet like MetaMask, MyEtherWallet, or Mist, you’ll see all of your past transactions in the history tab. From here, you can click on any transaction to view its details.

On the transaction details page, you’ll be able to see the status of the transaction, the gas price, and other information. If you’re using MetaMask, you can also see the transaction on EtherScan by clicking the “View on EtherScan” button.

To view an Ethereum transaction, first open up your wallet and navigate to the history tab. From here, click on any transaction to view its details.

On the transaction details page, you’ll be able to see information like the status of the transaction and the gas price. If you’re using MetaMask, you can also click the “View on EtherScan” button to see the transaction on EtherScan.

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