First visit confidence

Bitcoin Cash Mainnet is fully server-rendered with hard links, so the first useful click works even when scripts are disabled.

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Machine discovery

Feeds, OpenSearch, sitemap, and llms.txt stay visible as canonical entry points for agents and integrations.

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Operational honesty

Multi-node failover state, cooldowns, and serving-node details are exposed instead of hidden behind an admin-only view.

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Crawlability first

Pages, feeds, and discovery routes are designed to be indexable, archivable, and easy to mirror without JavaScript.

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Block receipt

Bitcoin Cash Mainnet block proof, condensed for sharing

This page strips block proof down to the shortest trustworthy handoff: canonical route, receipt route, raw block route, timing facts, and the next click for deeper investigation.

000000000000000907bca02221b1fdc9c8a3eaa5c27fd8eda5e2b8e1daea4e99

Human-safeShare this route when someone mainly needs timing, confirmations, and canonical follow-up links.
Machine-safeRaw hex, canonical routes, and status links remain one click away from the same proof surface.
Honest scopeThis receipt summarizes what the explorer can prove directly without inventing hidden history or external-database claims.
Counterparty

Receipt page

Use this page when a person needs one clean screen with block timing, confirmation depth, and canonical routes.

Receipt meaning

What this block receipt tells you

This receipt shows a block that is already buried under additional chain work, so it is usually the calmest proof route before anyone asks for raw bytes or decoded transactions.

Height262,948Canonical block shortcut
Confirmations684,285Returned directly with the block
Timestamp2013-10-11 14:38:46 UTCHeader time exposed by Flowee
Transactions187All tx ids currently visible on this block page
ScopeVisible metrics cover only the currently rendered transaction page to stay safe on shared public Flowee nodes.Receipt repeats renderer honesty
Serving nodemainnet-node-1Tip 947,232
Suggested handoff wording

What to say when you share this proof

Use these short statements when another person needs the answer first and the forensic routes second.

For a person

On Bitcoin Cash Mainnet, block 262,948 is visible at 2013-10-11 14:38:46 UTC with 684,285 confirmations.

For a ticket

Start with the receipt route, then keep the canonical block page and raw block hex ready only if the reviewer asks for deeper proof.

Best follow-up

Use the full block page for transaction context, or network status when freshness and tip movement matter.

Shareable proof facts

Block receipt facts

Canonical block route
/mainnet/block/000000000000000907bca02221b1fdc9c8a3eaa5c27fd8eda5e2b8e1daea4e99
Proof text
/mainnet/block/000000000000000907bca02221b1fdc9c8a3eaa5c27fd8eda5e2b8e1daea4e99/receipt.txt
Binary route
/mainnet/block/000000000000000907bca02221b1fdc9c8a3eaa5c27fd8eda5e2b8e1daea4e99/binary
Height shortcut
/mainnet/block/262948
Previous block
0000000000000009361d3ccfe7c536e1fbf4d2bf5276bee03c8194ab1c8fdd1d
Next block
00000000000000022d56b479b90fab949ed4d539cf3588404eae270cbbe260f8
Scope note
Visible metrics cover only the currently rendered transaction page to stay safe on shared public Flowee nodes.
Block receipt FAQ

What this compact proof page is for

This route exists to reduce friction when a full block page is more detail than the recipient needs.

When should I share this receipt page instead of the full block page?

Use the receipt page when a person mainly needs the block hash, height, time, confirmation depth, and canonical follow-up routes. Escalate to the full block page for transaction-by-transaction inspection.

Is this receipt page enough for machine verification?

It is the human-friendly summary. Machines should still use the raw block route, canonical block page, status page, feeds, sitemap, or llms.txt as appropriate.

Why does the receipt mention visible-page scope?

Block analytics on the main block page can be intentionally limited to the currently rendered transaction page. The receipt repeats that honesty instead of pretending the explorer computed more than it actually did.