#Achievement 5 Task 4 by @Fundcraft: Review Steemdb.io

INTRODUCTION
The various ecosystems on crypto space need tools for easy access to the workings of their token. Therefore Steemdb.io, is the Steemblockchain explorer and database that allows steem users to assess history of posts, witness, accounts, labs and recent blockchain activties.

How to see recent history
On the Steemdb.io you see Recent Blockchain Activity. This tool shows live reports of what is happening on the Steemblockchain. You can view this reports under :Block - where you see the height of the block, the date and time.
Transactions - where you see the number of activities ongoing per time.
Operations - where you see the type of activity being undertaken, for instance a vote, a comment, transfer,reward claim. One can click an icon to view more blocks, see the Current Height of the blocks, and the number of Reverseable blocks awaiting consensus.

How do I check the different activities: Posts, Votes, Reblogs, Replies, Rewards, Transfers, etc.
Once you are in the Steembd.io, beneath the site name, shows a list of items you can click to view details, such as, accounts, posts, witness, etc.

To see other items like, rewards, replies, reblogs and transfers, you type any of it in the Search box. For instance , i typed Transfers:

This is the History of transfers.
You can see 30-Day Account history, Recent History, number of followers, posts and following.

How do I know who has reblogged my post: (Social: Follower, Following, Reblogged)?
On the Steembd.io site, i type my username fundcraft

Then, i click on the username, it shows my 30-day account history with number of followers and following.

I go ahead to click on Social there is a drop down arrow showing followers, following and Reblogged.

Click on Reblogged

Click on Following

And finally, i click on Followers, this is the update.

How do I check my Voting Power?
Underneath my username @fundcraft, there is my voting power.

There are various benefits one can gain using the toolson Steembd.io, the above is just a mention of the many.

Thank you @ngoenyi and @benton3 and the steemit family.