A block explorer for Cosmos
Big Dipper is an advanced block explorer designed specifically for the Cosmos ecosystem, currently under active development as Big Dipper v2. As the ecosystem evolves, the legacy version of Big Dipper is being phased out to accommodate the increasing traffic from interconnected Cosmos chains. This tool allows users to explore and monitor various projects running on both mainnets and testnets within the Cosmos network, providing powerful insights into blockchain activity.
Requiring minimal setup, Big Dipper caters to developers looking for a user-friendly experience to deploy block explorers on their networks. With its easy-to-follow installation process and support for Ledger, it stands out as an excellent choice for users looking to delve into the Cosmos ecosystem.
Easy Deployment: Quickly deploy a block explorer using Docker or local installations, making it accessible for developers of all skill levels.
Ledger Support: Integrated support for Ledger hardware wallets enhances security and provides a seamless user experience while interacting with cryptocurrencies.
Multi-Chain Exploration: Monitor a variety of projects within the Cosmos ecosystem, including popular chains like Akash, Band Protocol, and Kava, all in one platform.
Customizable Settings: Users can personalize settings such as RPC and API URLs, Bech32 address prefixes, and more to suit their specific requirements.
Production-Ready: Built with production in mind, it supports MongoDB for robust data management and allows for deployment with process managers like PM2.
Open Source Community: As a free tool, Big Dipper encourages community contributions, making it a collaborative effort to enhance blockchain exploration.
Testnet Compatibility: In addition to mainnet support, users can also explore testnets, providing a comprehensive view of blockchain development and testing activities.
Documentation and Support: Extensive documentation on deployment and usage guides ensures that users can easily get started and troubleshoot any issues they may encounter.
