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Better linkage / history for tokens via Ethplorer #431
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Added a link to Ethplorer.io address in v 3.6.6. It's not everything I want to do, but it's all I (personally) am capable of. Will continue on for actual integration. |
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There's a sample address balance with a lot of tokens: https://ethplorer.io/address/0xd47297cdcf36eed17305d6a5471c6cd482c7e91c |
This was referenced May 19, 2017
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"Hi, insomniasexx
Hope everything is grand.
Just wanted to share that we just released a big update for Ethplorer.io (you have seen this tool before)
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/5wukrh/ethplorer_20_big_update_tokens_for_investors/
What you may find interesting is that Ethplorer now have public Tokens API. For example, vDice designed own simple wallet using MEW for creating transactions and Ethplorer’s API to get information about tokens, balances, history. Here is their announce https://blog.vdice.io/vslice-web-wallet-is-live/
Now, if we go to MEW’s page View Wallet Info and then go to transaction history – we actually doesn’t see any tokens. But just Ethereum transactions. Many users don’t understand this.
For example, link from MEW to history: https://etherscan.io/address/0x11cc555935225020d73a73cdee2c7927b9c02300
Compare it with https://ethplorer.io/address/0x11cc555935225020d73a73cdee2c7927b9c02300
I believe it will be mutually beneficial, if MEW would use our API to display information about different tokens and have more user friendly. Please take a look. We have a special API key for you. It has higher limit to 100 history records for any address or token. If you need more, just let us know.
Looking forward to know what do you think.
Thank you."
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