WavesGo (www.wavesgo.com) is the main and official block explorer for the Waves cryptocurrency. It’s already a fully functioning system, with thousands of weekly pageviews.
It has been built with HTML5, AngularJS and a proprietary ‘BI System’ that uses Node.JS and MongoDB to collate data from the Waves network and present it to the WavesGo block explorer, making it possible for WavesGo to show data that would otherwise not be possible if it was just pulling data using the default Waves APIs.
WavesGo presents data on blocks, transactions, accounts, assets and it also has a statistics view that presents stats of the waves network.
WavesGo runs Waves nodes and provides an LPOS (leasing proof of work) pool, that allows Waves holders to lease their forging/mining power to WavesGo and get paid in return.
In addition to the functionality above, WavesGo has an exciting backlog of features with a mix of features envisioned by the founders as well as those requested by the community on https://web.archive.org/web/20170903135019/http://feedback.wavesgo.com:80/?. The backlog includes several improvements to the block explorer, a faucet, more network stats, more information about assets, information about upcoming Waves ICOs, as well as more long-term items such as possibly an online Waves wallet, mobile apps and more. Whether we develop those long-term items (and how fast we can do so) will in great part depend on whether we can get the necessary support from WGO.
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