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# Explorer & Metrics

### Chain Metrics

Picoin exposes chain-level metrics designed to support:

* blockchain visibility;
* network monitoring;
* protocol debugging;
* distributed synchronization.

Current metrics include:

* accepted blocks;
* latest block hash;
* circulating supply;
* pending tasks;
* rejected submissions;
* validator participation.

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###  Audit Metrics

The protocol tracks retroactive audit activity.

Current audit metrics include:

* retroactive audit count;
* audit rewards;
* audit treasury balance;
* audit validation status.

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### Treasury Metrics

Picoin tracks treasury accounting through dedicated protocol metrics.

Treasury metrics include:

* total treasury balance;
* locked balance;
* unlocked balance;
* treasury claims;
* timelock epochs.

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###  Science Reserve Metrics

The Science Compute Reserve exposes accounting metrics including:

* reserve balance;
* total reserved rewards;
* total paid rewards;
* pending compute rewards;
* reserve status.

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###  Mining Metrics

Picoin tracks mining and validation activity through protocol metrics.

Metrics include:

* mining attempts;
* segment lengths;
* validation approvals;
* validator participation;
* computation times;
* reward distribution.


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