Getting started
Your first search on SharpBlock — what you can look up, and what happens when you do.
You don't need an account to use SharpBlock. Open sharpblock.io and you can search, browse and ask the assistant questions straight away.
Pick your chain first
The chain selector sits in the header. SharpBlock opens on Robinhood Chain by default; switch to Base if that's what you're looking at.
This matters more than it sounds: a contract address that exists on Base usually doesn't exist on Robinhood Chain. Searching the right address on the wrong chain returns nothing. See Chains for the full picture.
Search for anything
The search bar accepts every kind of identifier and works out what you meant:
Paste a token contract address
A 0x… address that belongs to a token contract opens the
token page — price, market cap, holders, trades and a contract
audit.
Paste a wallet address
Any other 0x… address opens the wallet page — what it holds,
what it's been doing, and who it interacts with.
Paste a transaction hash
A 66-character 0x… hash opens the transaction page with
a decoded breakdown of what happened.
Type a block number
A plain number opens that block.
Type a ticker or a name
Symbols like HOODER and partial names resolve to matching tokens.
Not sure what you're holding?
If you only have a ticker and no address, search the ticker and check the contract address on the token page against the project's official channels before you act on anything. Anyone can deploy a token with any name.
Ask instead of searching
If you'd rather describe what you want than navigate to it, open the chat from the sidebar (the speech-bubble icon) and type it:
- "Show me the top gainers today"
- "Who are the biggest holders of HOODER?"
- "Is 0xabc… a honeypot?"
- "What did this wallet trade last week?"
That's SharpAI. It works signed out, with a lower rate limit.