QIE Explorer

A native, Etherscan-style block explorer for QIE, built into DevStation. It reads the live chain and is scoped to the network in the URL, so a link always names its chain.

Open it at /explorer/testnet or /explorer/mainnet (the bare /explorer redirects to your selected network). A prominent Testnet/Mainnet badge in the header makes the active chain unmistakable.

Dashboard

The home view shows live network health at a glance:

  • QIE price, market cap, average block time, total blocks and transactions, gas price, and network utilization
  • Daily-transactions and QIE-price charts (30-day)
  • Live feeds of the latest blocks and transactions
  • A universal search for an address, transaction hash, or block number

Pages

  • Transaction: status, block and confirmations, from/to, token transfers, value, fee, gas, EIP-1559 detail, nonce, event logs, and decoded or raw input
  • Block: height with prev/next, miner, reward, gas used and limit, base fee, burnt fees, size, and the block's transactions
  • Address: balance and fiat value, counters, creator, and tabs for Transactions, Token Transfers, Tokens held, Internal Txns, and Logs
  • Token: supply, holders, transfers, and decimals, with ranked holders and ownership percentages

Verified contracts

When a contract is verified, its Contract tab opens the full developer view, the same set you would expect from Etherscan:

  • Code: compiler version, EVM version, optimization, license, and the source
  • Read Contract / Write Contract: call view functions and send transactions with your wallet, straight from the explorer
  • ABI: the full ABI, copyable
  • ByteCode: deployed and creation bytecode (shown even for unverified contracts)

Verify a contract

Any unverified contract links to a built-in verification form (also reachable from the Verify Contract link in the explorer header). Publish your source in a few steps:

  1. 1
    Open the form

    From an unverified contract, or the header link.

  2. 2
    Fill the details

    Contract address, compiler version, optimization and runs, license, and your flattened Solidity source.

  3. 3
    Submit

    DevStation sends it to the QIE explorer and polls until it confirms, then links to the verified contract.

Source must be a single flattened file with all imports inline. For contracts that import OpenZeppelin, use the Contract Editor to produce the flattened source first.
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