Tokenview
A free multi-chain block explorer with built-in market data and on-chain metrics across BTC, ETH, TRX and more, with strong Chinese support.
About this site
Tokenview is a multi-chain block explorer and on-chain metrics dashboard, operated long-term by a China-based team. Its positioning sits between "block explorer" and "on-chain data board": it can look up the specifics of a transaction hash, address, or block, and at the same time visualize on-chain primitives across many chains in a unified format.
The product covers four areas. Multi-chain explorer: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, TRON, BCH, ETC and dozens of other major public chains, switchable by chain. Address and transaction tracking: balances, token lists, transaction history, related addresses. On-chain metrics board: active addresses, new addresses, average fee, miner revenue, mempool size. Developer-facing free and paid API covering address queries, token information, and contract-call lookups.
Three usage patterns stand out. Users looking up a transaction want a unified entry point that spans multiple chains rather than rotating between Etherscan, Blockchain.com, and TronScan. Researchers compare base metrics across several chains side by side. Developers integrate the API into on-chain data products.
Its differentiator is "multi-chain plus Chinese-friendly." The Etherscan family covers EVM chains, but non-EVM chains like Bitcoin, TRON and Dogecoin require their own explorers; Tokenview aggregates them in one site and supplies a Chinese interface and community support, which is especially convenient for Chinese-speaking users. Depth and methodological rigor in derived indicators do not match dedicated on-chain analytics vendors such as Glassnode and CryptoQuant.
Limitations and caveats: explorer freshness depends on the site's node sync state and can briefly lag during extreme congestion; the metrics dashboard covers base dimensions and does not include derived models like NUPL or MVRV; advanced API endpoints sit behind paid plans; address-attribution labels are maintained by the site and do not constitute legal proof of ownership; anything shown on the site is for research and lookup reference only and does not constitute investment advice.