Moca Chain Explorer: A Functional Overview
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The Moca Chain Explorer is the primary interface for viewing and interacting with the Moca Network.
It provides users and developers with direct access to on-chain data and the decentralized storage layer, ensuring transparency and accessibility for all participants.
Core Functionalities
The explorer is organized into several key sections, each serving a distinct purpose for data inspection and analysis.
1. Network Dashboard
The main dashboard provides a high-level summary of the Moca Network’s current state.
Key metrics displayed include:
- Live Feeds: Latest blocks and transactions as they are confirmed
- Network Statistics: Real-time data on average block time, total transactions, and number of unique/active addresses
- Storage Analytics: Overview of the decentralized storage system, including total data stored and daily storage volume
2. Universal Search
A central search bar allows efficient querying of chain data.
Users can search by:
- Block Height
- Transaction Hash
- Wallet Address
- Storage Bucket Name
- Storage Object Name
3. Blockchain Data Exploration
Detailed views of core blockchain components:
- Blocks: Complete list of all blocks, including block proposer, transaction count, and metadata
- Transactions: Comprehensive log of all transactions with type, status, and associated logs
- Accounts: Directory of all on-chain accounts, showing balances and historical transaction counts
4. Decentralized Storage Inspection
Transparent view into Moca Chain’s unique decentralized storage layer, organized into three categories:
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Objects | Individual data files stored on the network. Explorer lists size, type, visibility (Public/Private), and status (Created/Sealed). |
| Buckets | Containers for organizing objects. Shows status, creator, and number of active objects. |
| Groups | Used for managing permissions for shared/private data. Displays group members, owners, and resources controlled. |
5. Developer Tools
To support the developer community, the explorer includes a Faucet.
This tool allows developers to:
- Request testnet tokens
- Build and test applications in a sandbox environment
- Experiment without needing real assets