Solana Transaction Visualization

Solana Blockchain Visualization

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Legend
Wallet
Program
Protocol
Swap Protocol
Showing 7 nodes of 7 total
With 8 connections

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Visualization Controls

Node Types

Value Range

Search Address

Node Colors

Wallets
Programs
Protocols

Node Size

The size of each node represents its transaction volume or importance in the network.

Edge Thickness

Thicker edges indicate larger transaction values or more frequent interactions between nodes.

Live Block Data

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Block #2284991427:39:03 AM
Transactions:1427
Validator:Validator1
Block #2284991417:38:23 AM
Transactions:1446
Validator:Validator2
Block #2284991407:37:43 AM
Transactions:633
Validator:Validator3
Block #2284991397:37:03 AM
Transactions:877
Validator:Validator4
Block #2284991387:36:23 AM
Transactions:1463
Validator:Validator5

Live Validator Data

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Validator1
Stake:109802 SOL
Uptime:91.62%
Commission:8%
Skip Rate:1.25%
Validator2
Stake:152669 SOL
Uptime:92.32%
Commission:5%
Skip Rate:0.93%
Validator3
Stake:508978 SOL
Uptime:96.29%
Commission:2%
Skip Rate:1.14%
Validator4
Stake:919412 SOL
Uptime:93.59%
Commission:8%
Skip Rate:1.95%
Validator5
Stake:499442 SOL
Uptime:96.17%
Commission:9%
Skip Rate:1.07%

Solana Flowgraph Components

Transaction Architecture

Solana transactions include instructions that target programs, with each instruction specifying accounts it will read from or write to.

Account Structure

Accounts in Solana store state and are owned by programs. Programs can only modify accounts they own.

Program Execution

Programs are stateless and can call other programs, creating a tree of nested instructions in a transaction.

Token Flow

SPL tokens are transferred between token accounts, which are owned by the Token Program but associated with user wallets.