On December 8th, Web3 infrastructure company Blocknative announced the launch of Ethereum transaction browser Ethernow. It allows observation of transactions entering the public memory pool and the process from pending to confirmed on the chain. Access to metrics of block composition including the ratio of private to public transactions, EOA to smart contract ratio, and fee receivers. Access to detailed information on transaction status and reveal the process from resending the transaction to confirmation.<br>It is reported that Ethernow's design and development was funded by the Ethereum Foundation.

Blockchain infrastructure company Blocknative has released a new tool called ethernow.xyz, which examines the "mempool" of pending transactions on Ethereum. The tool is designed to help reduce instances of block-level manipulation and protect users from front-running bots. It is also intended to help researchers understand why certain transactions fail or succeed, and how they are added to certain blocks. The tool was made possible through a grant from the Ethereum Foundation and was presented at the Columbia CryptoEconomics Workshop in New York. Blocknative underwent a restructuring in October, resulting in a reduction of a third of its headcount.