🔗 What is the Mempool?
The Mempool (short for Memory Pool) is the waiting area for unconfirmed Bitcoin transactions. Before a transaction is included in a block and officially confirmed, it sits in the Mempool. Here, all pending transactions wait until miners pick them up and add them to a new block. In other words, the Mempool shows what’s happening in the Bitcoin network in real time before it’s written into the blockchain.
💻 I’m now offering a free Mempool service where you can watch Bitcoin transactions live or explore past transactions. It’s perfect for developers, Bitcoin enthusiasts, or anyone curious about what’s going on in the network — fast, lightweight, and privacy-friendly.
🔍 What the service offers
- 🚀 Live Mempool: Watch new, unconfirmed transactions in real time.
- 🕓 Historical data: Look up past Mempool events and transaction details.
- 🧩 Independent server: No big third-party clusters — just a small, private Mempool server for direct access.
🛡️ Why privacy matters
This server does not log which IP addresses view which transactions. So if you check your own Bitcoin transactions here, it happens without IP logging — giving you more anonymity compared to many public explorers.
🌐 Try it now:
https://mempool.it-service-commander.de