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Great questions, thanks for digging in! 🙏 The 94% is a share of people's transactions, not volume: we sample random moments from the last days, take one transaction per signer per block, and leave out validator votes and bot-like senders (5+ transactions in the same block). It counts a transaction as "told" only if the app, the action and the amounts are all there. One honest caveat: it covers programs we can identify from a public source. Roughly 3 in 10 people's transactions go through programs nobody publicly claims, and those are counted separately and shown as "an app we don't know yet" rather than guessed. On confidence: app names only come from public sources (the project's own docs, IDLs, security.txt, explorers' verified labels). The action itself comes from what actually moved, so "swapped X for Y" means the balances say exactly that. Balance changes first: fully agree, and that's how it works. Every sentence is checked against the pre/post balances (about 99.7% match on Solana in our checks), headlines get completed by what moved ("... and paid 0.03 SOL for it"), and the transaction page lists every balance change right under the sentence. Delegates and authority changes: really good catch. On Ethereum, BNB Chain and TRON we already say "Allowed X to move any amount of USDC". On Solana, token delegate approvals and account authority changes aren't told on their own yet. That's going in next, with a clear warning, exactly because drainers rely on them. 👍

Hi r/solana, When I look up a transaction on most explorers, I get instructions, inner instructions, program logs and account lists. Great for developers, but people who just bought their first SOL have no idea what they're looking at. So I built Simplorer: an explorer that tells you in one sentence what happened. Same transaction, two views: \- Solana Explorer: [https://explorer.solana.com/tx/ZP476wVeJhFq6cA9uNvpsDsAEuJc3xc6SUfwEnqtVmbcdpXk9qVkv9JoEobUeNLMzi47byMjjN5h8mTtJwBnzfz](https://explorer.solana.com/tx/ZP476wVeJhFq6cA9uNvpsDsAEuJc3xc6SUfwEnqtVmbcdpXk9qVkv9JoEobUeNLMzi47byMjjN5h8mTtJwBnzfz) \- Simplorer: [https://simplorer.app/solana/tx/ZP476wVeJhFq6cA9uNvpsDsAEuJc3xc6SUfwEnqtVmbcdpXk9qVkv9JoEobUeNLMzi47byMjjN5h8mTtJwBnzfz](https://simplorer.app/solana/tx/ZP476wVeJhFq6cA9uNvpsDsAEuJc3xc6SUfwEnqtVmbcdpXk9qVkv9JoEobUeNLMzi47byMjjN5h8mTtJwBnzfz) Simplorer says: "J7eW5q…jJfb swapped 4.09 SOL for 427.03 USDC on DFlow", worth $427.54 at the time. What it does on Solana: \- Names the apps people actually use, with logos: Jupiter, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora, Orca, Kamino, Jito, DFlow, Phoenix and about 100 in total. \- Counts Jito tips and rent as fees instead of mystery payments, and tells closing empty token accounts as a simple tidy-up. \- Shows the trading firms' own exchanges (HumidiFi, BisonFi …) as what they are. \- Marks fake coins that copy a real ticker ("⚠ fake USDC") and bait transfers. \- Works for wallets too: paste an address and read its history as sentences. Honest numbers: 94 % of what people do on Solana is told completely (which app, what, how much), measured every day. The rest mostly runs through programs no public source names; those show as "an app we don't know yet". If you know who's behind one, tell me and I'll add it with the source. Free, no ads, no cookies, no sign-up. It also covers IOTA, Sui, Bitcoin, Aptos, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and TRON with the same words, in English and German. I'd love your feedback: which transaction confused you lately? Paste it into Simplorer and see if it gets it right.

With smart contracts you can give contracts permission to spend coins on your behalf. They are praying OP will move a bunch of BNB into his account and then they steal it all.

Hi r/Tronix! Block explorers are great if you know what TriggerSmartContract, energy or a contract call is. Most people don't. So I built Simplorer: [https://simplorer.app/tron](https://simplorer.app/tron) What it does on TRON: \- Every transaction as a plain sentence, e.g. "TJX5P6…shmS swapped 177.2 USDT for 536.72 TRX on SUN.io" \- USDT payments, staking, votes and the fee allowance (energy and bandwidth) lent and taken back, in words anyone gets \- TRON's apps (SUN.io, JustLend DAO, USDD, SunPump and more): what they do, the money in them and what people did there lately \- Tokens and the validators who secure the network, explained without jargon \- English and German; besides TRON it also covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain and a few more It's free, without ads or tracking cookies. I'd love your feedback: what's unclear, what's missing, which transaction reads oddly? Paste any TRON address or transaction into the search and tell me what you think.

You need a small amount of BNB in that wallet to pay the fee, and the simplest way is to withdraw a few dollars of BNB from an exchange to your wallet address, choosing the BNB Smart Chain network. Check the network and the address twice before sending, since the wrong network can lose the funds. Some wallets also offer gas top-ups or gasless swaps inside the app, so it's worth checking its help page. Be careful with random "refuel" sites and never share your seed phrase with anyone who offers to help.

I swapped 3000 BNB for 3000 XNO a decade ago.

BNB Chain Tightens Grip on Tokenized Stocks as Q3 Volume Hits $25.6 Billion, Revenue Jumps 54% — BigGo Finance

Most of these tokenized stocks are wrappers like xStocks, you hold a token tracking the price while the real share sits with a custodian, no voting and dividends come as a token drip. So BNB leading on holder count is mostly retail price exposure, the redeemable float stays tiny.