if your product is for devs then cool keep the tech jargon 

but if your product is for the every day person make it as simple as possible

let’s brainstorm

reply with what your product does and i will attempt to understand and simplify the explanation for the normie brain

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ok i checked it out this is my normie translation of how i would describe it to a friend

“with blockhead portfolio you can see the total balance of your digital tokens all in one place”

i dont know how a normie would use the explorer 

but id prob describe it as  “a search engine to check the price different digital tokens and onchain apps” 

ik it does so so much more but you would have to describe the use cases to me as it was a little hard for me to grasp

thanks! this is how i would describe etherscan 

etherscan provides financial transparency!

is a website where you can search through every digital transaction and check the balance of anyones wallet 👀

you can also check if payments have gone through and find out more in depth info about different tokens

Really great insights – appreciate you checking it out!

Very curious to know how you might explain a ”block explorer” like Etherscan to a normie. @blockhead Explorer is trying to be that, but for lots of blockchains and crypto protocols.

I think transparency is one of crypto’s greatest strengths, so the more I can ”normie-proof” things, the more I can help people understand this for themselves.