Your window into Aleph Zero activity, accounts and staking.
Daily balance snapshots and recorded wallet activity.
The wallet explorer reads current balances, direct staking and unbonding at a finalized block from Aleph Zero’s public RPC, wss://ws.azero.dev. Transfers, transaction details and block history come from Subscan Lite. Transaction events are read from the RPC and matched to the selected transaction.
Each view shows its source and observation time. Reads are cached briefly; use Refresh data for a newer view. Provider history can be incomplete or delayed, particularly for older blocks. The explorer currently covers native AZERO on Aleph Zero L1.
The rich list and analytics below use saved daily snapshots and the limited transfer collection described here. Staking estimates remain estimates; a wallet’s live staking position is shown separately in its wallet explorer.
Balances and holder rankings come from saved Subscan Lite account snapshots. The snapshot date is shown above. Select an older snapshot to compare balances over time.
The AZERO total is the sum of balances in that snapshot. It is not a live balance or a measure of circulating supply.
Wallet flows use the transfers collected for monitored addresses. The scheduled collector focuses on the top 500 holders, with a limited number of pages per address on each run.
This is not a complete archive of every Aleph Zero transfer. A dash means transfer data is unavailable. A transfer is not evidence of a purchase or sale.
Labels combine operator annotations and automated rules based on observed transfers. Clusters show connections between wallets; they do not establish common ownership.
Funding and team/genesis labels are hypotheses for investigation. Open the linked account on Subscan to examine the available evidence.
The staking view calculates the difference between a wallet’s snapshot balance and its recorded net transfers. Missing transfers, initial allocations, fees and other balance changes can affect it.
These figures are not indexed staking payout events. The annualized rate is a rough estimate, not a validator yield or compounded APY.
AZERO Watch is a community dashboard operated by Memeparadox. It does not connect a wallet, request keys, build transactions or sign transactions. It is not an official Aleph Zero service.
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