Achievement 5 Task 4 by @ibesso: Review steemdb.io

Steemdb.io is a blockchain explorer that offers a detailed view of all activity on a Steem account. To use it, just enter your username in the search bar and navigate between the different sections to view posts, comments, votes, transfers, etc. Let's see some details.

To see the "recent history" of blocks on the STEEM blockchain, you can click the "Recent Blockchain Activity" button in the top section of the interface. This will show you a list of all the most recent blocks, with information such as the date and time of creation, the number of operations and the value of the transactions. If you want to view the blocks in more detail, you can click on the specific block number to see its full description.

To check the different activities of your Steem account, such as posts, votes, reblogs, replies, rewards and transfers, you can use the SteemDB site. Here's how to do it:

Search for your account:
Use the search bar to enter your Steem username.
View Activities:
Once on your profile, you will be able to see a series of tabs or sections. Click on those of interest to

In the dynamic world of Steem, it's essential to stay up to date on how your content is received by the community. Today I'll show you how to use SteemDB to track who interacts with your posts, including reblogs.

The first image shows us the 'Activity' section of the SteemDB site, where you can find different categories of activities related to your account.

As you can see, the table features various entries including 'Posts', 'Votes', 'Replies', 'Rewards' and, of course, 'Reblogs'. By clicking on 'Reblogs', you can get a detailed list of all users who have shared your posts on their timeline, thus increasing the visibility of your content within the platform.

In the second image, we have an example of what you would see after clicking 'Reblogs'. The screen shows a list of posts that have been reblogged by other users, along with details of who reblogged them and the reblog date.

This feature is particularly useful for evaluating the impact of your posts and for identifying which types of content receive the most attention and sharing within the community.

The third image gives us further insight into recent interactions with your account. You can see who has voted on your posts and also other types of activity such as transfers.

Using this information, you can build a strategy to increase engagement on your posts and thank your most active supporters.

To check your voting power on Steem, you can use tools like SteemDB Here's how:

Visit SteemDB:
Go to the SteemDB site.

Search for your account:
Enter your Steem username in the search bar.

View your Account Statistics:
In your account information, look for the section that indicates your voting power.

That's all I hope this post meets the demands of Achievement 5 Task 4 Thanks to @cryptokannon @heriadi @inspiration for your attention and all steemit supporters