Mempool: Bitcoin blockchain explorer and visualizer
Open-source Bitcoin mempool visualizer and blockchain explorer with transaction monitoring and fee estimation.
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Mempool is a Bitcoin blockchain explorer and mempool visualization tool that provides real-time monitoring of Bitcoin transactions and network activity. The application consists of a backend API service that connects to Bitcoin Core and a frontend web interface for data visualization and exploration. It tracks unconfirmed transactions in the mempool, analyzes fee markets, and provides historical blockchain data through REST APIs. The software can be self-hosted on various platforms from Raspberry Pi installations to production servers, or accessed through the hosted mempool.space service.
Mempool Visualization
Provides real-time visualization of Bitcoin's mempool with transaction fee analysis and confirmation time estimates. Tracks unconfirmed transactions and displays mempool congestion patterns.
One-Click Deployment
Supports installation on popular Bitcoin full-node distributions including Umbrel, RaspiBlitz, and StartOS. Includes Docker containers and manual installation options for various deployment scenarios.
Comprehensive API
Offers REST API endpoints for transaction data, fee estimates, block information, and network statistics. Provides programmatic access to both current mempool state and historical blockchain data.
This release includes a hotfix for a potential crash loop if the list of mining pools fails to get updated from our GitHub repo.
- –backport blocks sha fix
Adds support for v3 transactions and anchor outputs, introduces new visualization features like UTXO bubble charts and Stratum job data.
- –Support for v3 transactions
- –Support for anchor outputs
- –New UTXO bubble chart on the address page
- –DATUM miner tags
- –Tags to identify runestone messages and inscriptions
Features integration with new Mempool Accelerator service to help get stuck Bitcoin transactions confirmed quickly.
- –For low-powered home server hardware, you can continue to use romanz/electrs as before
- –Added Mempool Accelerator to accelerate TX from your own instance
- –Added Mempool Googles new mempool and blockchain analytics tool
- –Added RBF Timeline visualizations including support for FullRBF
- –Added CPFP and Effective Fee calculations in block visualizations
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