A blockchain explorer should do more than show blocks. It should help you understand what is happening underneath the network. That’s what makes the new version of the @BeldexCoin Explorer interesting. You can now see network-level information such as the active masternode set, staking requirement, transaction count, BNS records, burned BDX and chain height in one place. The Beldex explorer currently shows 3,523 active masternodes, a 10,000 BDX staking requirement, 5.97M transactions and 6,682 BNS records. More importantly, the explorer exposes quorum information instead of hiding consensus activity behind the interface. Recent checkpoints show 20/20 quorum signatures, giving users a direct way to inspect the signatures securing those checkpoints. That matters because Beldex uses Proof of Stake and its masternodes play a role in validating and securing the network. So the explorer isn’t just a place to search for a transaction. It gives you a window into the infrastructure behind the chain. Network activity, masternodes, staking, checkpoints, quorums and BNS activity, all in one place. That is what makes onchain data easier to understand and verify. Explore the new version of Beldex Explorer here ➡️ https://t.co/sKf66KhBhk