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Defi Oracle Meta Mainnet — Blockscout
DBIS Explorer shows live network statistics, recent blocks, and transaction tools for the Defi Oracle Meta chain.
About Defi Oracle Meta Mainnet — Blockscout
DBIS Explorer is a Blockscout-based block explorer for the Defi Oracle Meta Mainnet, identified on the site as Chain 138. It presents live network statistics, recent blocks and transaction views, with tools for looking up activity on the chain. The homepage also points to institutional quick paths covering discovery, compliance and liquidity surfaces, and lists links to protocols, pools, wallets, liquidity, bridge and public APIs.
Data availability can vary: in the source snapshot the live network stats were still loading and recent transactions were reported as unavailable. No pricing, account requirement or open-source licensing information is stated.
Key features
- Live network statistics for Defi Oracle Meta, Chain 138
- Recent blocks listing with block detail views
- Transaction views and an all-transactions listing
- Institutional quick paths for discovery, compliance and liquidity
- Listed entry points for protocols, pools, wallets and liquidity
- Listed links to public APIs, bridge, search and docs
Best for: Users who need to inspect blocks, transactions and network statistics on the Defi Oracle Meta Mainnet (Chain 138), including institutional users looking for the listed discovery, compliance and liquidity entry points.
Good for
- Runs in the browser with no stated install or account requirement
- Covers both block-level and transaction-level views of Chain 138
- Gathers institutional-oriented entry points alongside standard explorer tools
Watch out for
- In the source snapshot, live network statistics were still loading and recent transactions were unavailable
- Only Chain 138 is named on the homepage, and no pricing or licensing details are given
Defi Oracle Meta Mainnet — Blockscout at a glance
- Website
- explorer.d-bis.org
- Category
- Crypto & Blockchain › Block Explorers
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Defi Oracle Meta Mainnet — Blockscout FAQ
Which network does DBIS Explorer cover?
It is the explorer for the Defi Oracle Meta Mainnet, shown on the site as Chain 138.
Does the explorer show live network data?
It is designed to show live network statistics and recent transactions, but the homepage notes that recent transactions can be unavailable and that stats may still be loading.
Are there APIs or institutional tools?
The homepage lists a Public APIs link and an institutional quick paths section covering discovery, compliance and liquidity surfaces, without detailing them in the source text.
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