Mempool v3.0.0: Accelerator™ & Goggles™ Integration, Full-RBF Timelines & More
Mempool is a fully-featured open-source mempool visualizer, explorer, and API service. It is running at mempool.space and can be self-hosted on a wide variety of your own hardware.
- "The Mempool Open Source Project® v3.0.0 is here," announced the project.
"Be your own explorer™ and self-host mempool on your own hardware, but remember: if your transaction gets stuck, Mempool Accelerator™ fixes this."
- This release features integration with Mempool's new Mempool Accelerator™ service to help you get your stuck Bitcoin transactions confirmed quickly. You can now submit acceleration requests directly to mempool.space from your own self-hosted instance of The Mempool Open Source Project®.
- It also adds the mempool and blockchain analytics tool, Mempool Googles™, as well as RBF timeline visualizations, CPFP and Effective Fee calculations in block visualizations, a Liquid Network audit tool to verify holdings vs liabilities, a new Wallet Balance widget for embedding into external sites, and more.
What's new
- Added Mempool Accelerator™ to accelerate TX from your own instance.
- Added Mempool Googles™ new mempool and blockchain analytics tool.
- Added RBF Timeline visualizations including support for Full-RBF.
- Added CPFP and Effective Fee calculations in block visualizations.
- Added Liquid Network audit tool to verify holdings vs liabilities.
- Added new Wallet Balance widget for embedding into external sites.
- Added customizable CSS themes including a new high-contrast mode.
- Added optional support for FreecurrencyAPI fiat currencies.
- Added optional Redis support for faster in-memory database.
- Added support for legacy P2PK addresses and outputs.
- Added new block fees graph at /graphs/mining/block-fees.
- Added new fiat calculator at /tools/calculator.
- Re-implemented our GBT algorithm in rust for high performance.
- Re-designed transaction page with new mobile "pizza tracker" UI.
- Re-designed address page with new balance history over time.
- Improved Block Audit for accelerated transaction out-of-band fees.
- Improved Websocket API to support tracking multiple addresses.
- Improved search box now supports searching multiple networks.
- Improved TV View to add new circular clock face view.
And more good stuff. See the full release details here.
NOTE: Mempool 3.x no longer supports blockstream/electrs. For low-powered home server hardware, you can continue to use romanz/electrs as before.
- For production installations, users need to migrate to our fork at mempool/electrs which contains many bug fixes, improvements, and new APIs over blockstream/electrs. A full wipe and re-index of your electrs db is required when migrating.
