Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
tracoor turns Ethereum blocks into contract maps
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An execution-trace explorer that renders the contracts touched by a block as a draggable graph, with controls to inspect earlier blocks and trace transactions.
- For
- Ethereum transaction investigators and execution-trace readers
- Worth noticing
- Reverted calls get a red dot, and the time machine can replay the graph across recent blocks.
Field notes
The interface describes a graph built from block receipts: contracts called or emitting events become nodes, and transaction traces appear as paths through them. It says node size reflects touch frequency, colors indicate activity, and reverted calls receive a red marker. The page distinguishes this live mainnet view from a Go project that stores devnet beacon states, blocks, and execution traces for later replay; that storage description is presented as project context, not independently verified here.
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