Merklin
Open-source Ethereum wallet explorer made with Nuxt and Ethers.
Overview
MΞRKLIN is an open-source web-only (PWA) EVM wallet explorer built with Nuxt 3. It aims to provide an educational resource for users to explore and analyze on-chain data. The goal is to introduce Vue to the web3 stack and prioritize privacy and pseudonymity. The project focuses on Ethereum and L2 scaling solutions initially, with plans to add support for Bitcoin and Lightning networks in the future.
Features
- Detailed insights of wallet activity
- Funds spent on gas fees
- Ingoing/outgoing addresses, transaction frequency, etc.
- Asset distribution across networks
- NFT storage location and mutability
- Network status and comparison
- Privacy-first approach
- Emphasis on pseudonymity and censorship resistance
- Web-only design for easy accessibility
- Native-like mobile experience on the web platform
Summary
MΞRKLIN is an open-source web-only EVM wallet explorer built with Nuxt 3. It aims to provide educational resources and introduce Vue to the web3 stack. The platform offers detailed insights into wallet activity, gas fees, asset distribution, and more. The project prioritizes privacy and pseudonymity, with data stored locally on users' devices. It focuses on Ethereum and L2 scaling solutions initially, with plans to expand to Bitcoin and Lightning networks. The emphasis on approachability and a web-only design allows for easy accessibility and a native-like mobile experience.
- Nuxt
nuxt.js is a lightweight and flexible JavaScript framework that allows developers to easily build dynamic and reactive user interfaces. Its intuitive syntax, modular architecture, and focus on performance make it a popular choice for modern web development.
- Vue
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- Eslint
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- Typescript
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