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Works out whether a string is a Dogecoin block height, block hash, transaction id or address, and which tool to call next. Use it when unsure.

A Dogecoin address: balance (with its dollar value), totals received and sent, transaction count, its mining-pool name if any, rank among the largest holders, lookalike warnings, a

A Dogecoin block: when it was found, who mined it (pool name and payout address), reward and fees, size, confirmations, and its transactions as one-line stories, 25 a page.

A Dogecoin chart series over time, oldest first: e.g. tx_count, fees_median, hashrate, difficulty, supply, price_usd, block_interval, active_addresses, pool_share, holder_share.

What it costs to send DOGE right now: the least a payment can pay, what people actually paid lately, next-block fee rates and how many transactions are waiting.

The Dogecoin network now: the newest block, the mempool and next-block fees, hashrate, difficulty, the latest blocks and the biggest recent transfers.

The 1,000 addresses holding the most DOGE, 100 a page, with how concentrated holdings are. Big holders are often exchanges.

How many DOGE exist, how many are added each day and year (10,000 per block, no maximum), and inflation now and ahead.

A Dogecoin transaction in plain English: who paid whom, how much, the likely change, the fee, its confirmations, every input and output, and any address-poisoning (lookalike) warni