According to official website of TechFlow, Avalanche blockchain explorer SnowTrace will be stopped at 8:00 on November 30th Beijing time. Users need to download private name tags and contract verification before the shutdown date.
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Avalanche blockchain explorer SnowTrace will be retired on November 30
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