Introducing the Explorer on TRUF.Network

We are excited to announce the launch of our TRUF.Network Explorer, a significant step forward in enhancing user experience, transparency, and accessibility to our data streams. Explorer is designed to empower users by providing the tools for discovering and viewing on-chain data stream metadata.

Explorer Tools

1. View Primitive and Composed Data Streams

Primitive Data Streams are the building blocks of the TRUF.Network. Our customers use them to combine them and compute immutable Composed Data Streams on-chain. The Explorer is built to synchronize all on-chain information, build the parent-child relationship between data streams, and provide it to the users in a concise list of items.

2. View Individual Stream Metadata

For those looking to dive deeper into specific data streams, the Explorer can expand on that. We provide detailed information about individual data streams like:

• On-chain Stream ID
• Stream Title
• Description
• Stream Type (Primitive or Composed)
• Relationship to other Data Streams
• Stream composition (for Composed Streams)
• Geography
• Tags
• Category
• Measuring units
• Methodology
• Tick rate
• Multi-chain availability

3. Search Data

Data is not always intuitive, especially on-chain Data. Our Explorer comes with a robust search engine allowing users to find data within a few keywords. You can search data stream by ID, title, description, geography, or tags.

Conclusion

The launch of the Explorer on TRUF.Network marks a significant milestone in our commitment to transparency and user empowerment. By providing a dedicated space for stream discovery and viewing, we are making it easier for users to access and utilize the wealth of data available on our platform.

We invite you to explore the new Explorer feature and take advantage of its capabilities. Stay tuned for future updates as we continue to enhance TRUF.Network and expand its functionalities. Your feedback is invaluable to us, and we look forward to hearing about your experiences with the Explorer!

For more information, visit https://TRUF.Network/explorer and start exploring today!