OKX BTC browser officially supports Lightning Network now.

OKX BTC browser now supports the Lightning Network.

According to OKX news, the OKX BTC browser has officially supported the Lightning Network. Users can query on-chain transactions related to the opening and closing of Lightning Network channels, Lightning Network nodes, and channel details. They can also view a list of Lightning Network peer-to-peer payment users through the node and channel lists.

Reference: https://www.okx.com/cn/explorer

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