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Welcome to Day 22 of my Etherscan series! Today: how major events on Ethereum show up on @etherscan and why explorers matter most during big moments. Most days on Ethereum look normal: transactions flowing, wallets interacting, blocks being produced. But during major events, everything changes. And Etherscan is where you actually see it happen. What counts as a “major event”? Things like: • Network upgrades • Sudden spikes in activity • Large-scale exploits or hacks • Massive token launches • Market-wide panic or hype During these moments, activity on-chain doesn’t just increase, it behaves differently. What you’ll notice on Etherscan 1. Gas spikes One of the first signs. During heavy activity, gas fees rise fast. Why? Because more people are competing to get transactions included in blocks. So you’ll see: • Higher gas prices • Slower confirmations if fees are low This is often your first signal that something is happening. 2. Block congestion Blocks start filling up quickly. Transactions pile up, and the network becomes crowded. On Etherscan, this shows up as: • Delays in confirmations • Increased pending transactions It’s the blockchain version of traffic. 3. Sudden bursts of transactions During major events, certain contracts or wallets become extremely active. For example: • A new token launch → thousands of buys in minutes • A market crash → mass selling and transfers • A popular mint → rapid NFT transactions You’ll see the same contract appearing repeatedly across transactions. 4. Large fund movements Big wallets start moving. For example: • Funds flowing into exchanges like Binance • Liquidity moving through protocols like Uniswap • Sudden transfers between major wallets These movements often happen before or during major market reactions. A real example: network upgrades Take something like The Merge. To most users, it looked like a simple upgrade. But on Etherscan, you could actually observe: • Changes in block production • Validator activity replacing miners • Continuous transaction flow without interruption That’s the role of an explorer. It doesn’t just tell you an event happened. It shows you how the network behaves during it. The key idea During quiet times, Etherscan is useful. During major events, it becomes essential. Because when things move fast, rumors spread even faster. But on-chain data doesn’t guess. It shows exactly what is happening in real time. And if you know what to look for, you can understand events as they unfold, not after. Tomorrow (Day 23): We’ll move into a more advanced layer, how people detect early signals of trends or narratives using on-chain data before they become obvious.

You start your journey on @quipnetwork by inscribing your wallet, so as to get on their system. When inscribe, you are putting a message on the genesis block and this creates your identity onchain and activates the quantum resistant wallet ASAP. From there the other tasks open up and you start building points and positioning yourself early for whatever they drop later. Simple process but it locks in your spot. Now the question is, have you inscribed your wallet? If no, check comment to begin

CJ explains what those that are watching this right now can build on @diamante_io today that wasn't possible 6 months to 1 year ago also he mentioned that diamante is soon gonna have an embedded privacy built in it utilizing zkvm.

Good morning everyone Most Web3 games try to add fun on top of systems. @MyNeighborAlice does the opposite. It builds systems around fun. Instead of pushing tokens, mechanics, and complexity first, it focuses on creating a world where actions feel natural, then lets ownership follow behind. That shift is important. Because when players enjoy the experience first, everything else adoption, economy, and growth comes easier. You’re not thinking about assets. You’re just playing. And while you play, value is being created, shared, and owned in the background. That’s the subtle difference. MyNeighborAlice isn’t forcing Web3 into gaming. It’s quietly blending it in, so users don’t have to learn crypto before they can enjoy the world. And that’s how real user growth starts. Always stay $Alice

One platform that will have a good number of quality based creators rushing its AttentionFi campaign once it has any that goes live is @wallchain And guys, there is no proper paying gig available for creators on CT, except for those very few with connection in high places. So if we know what’s good for us, requiring that projects hire our services through platforms like the Quack House should be considered so strongly. Until then, I stay locked in and quacking

Kaito X Billions $BILL Airdrop Community Got Scammed 1Year of hard work, Top 200 Yapper status, 15,000+ Power Points... And the result? ZERO $BILL allocation. 🫠 This is not just my story, Thousands of people who genuinely contributed to the Kaito ecosystem got the same treatment. Is this the reward for a loyal community? ✅ Daily yapping - check ✅ Top 200 leaderboard - check ✅ 15k power points farmed - check ❌ $BILL allocation - 0 @KaitoAI /@billions_ntwk This is not transparency, this is betrayal. The community deserves a proper explanation with eligibility criteria shared publicly.

If you’re participating in the @XOOBNetwork campaign, here’s the part most people overlook: It’s not about spamming posts, it’s a 90 day ImpactShare system where rewards are distributed proportionally based on the total points you accumulate over time. You can post once every 24h, but each post must include at least one of: XOOBNetwork, XOOB, or xoob.link, and more importantly, it has to be original, public, and meaningful. The system evaluates engagement quality, audience relevance, and account credibility not just impressions. Key detail: points compound, and only mature, consistent participation really moves the needle. Deleting posts = losing points, and inorganic growth or farming attempts can get you disqualified. Also worth noting: this is powered purely by the ImpactShare Pool (no CPA rewards at launch), and the final token allocation depends entirely on your share of total accumulated points. Simple takeaway, this is a consistency + narrative game, not a volume play. Also a new campaign went live on XOOB, @NomismaNetwork You should check it out, this is the timeline 👇 Apr 16, 2026 – Jul 16, 2026

I think you all are sleeping on @arc it might be one of the most overlooked opportunities right now While most people are waiting for mainnet, smart builders are already: • contributing • earning visibility • positioning early I broke everything down in this video If you’re serious about getting ahead, don’t ignore this Hey @samconnerone what do you think about educational videos on arc? Expect more videos from me about arc and guides on how to build and contribute on arc

Today, most wallets work in a very simple way, whoever has the private key controls the funds. @quipnetwork adds an extra layer on top of that. An asset can be placed inside a QUIP, where moving it is no longer based on a single signature. Instead, the transfer can depend on multiple conditions like extra approvals, time limits, or post-quantum verification. Nothing changes on the original blockchain. The asset stays where it is. What changes is the set of rules required to move it.