Hi! You can check out provided by CryptoExplorerHub. Besides showing transactions and blocks, it gives you a quick overview of network activity. For example, you can see how big the blockchain currently is, the number of unique addresses, and the latest transaction flow. It’s very visual and doesn’t overload you with too much technical data. Personally, I use it when I want a snapshot of both Bitcoin and Ethereum networks without diving into heavy analytics. It’s simple, fast, and perfect if you just want to explore blockchain stats in a user‑friendly way.