Okay, I want to show you something very exciting: let's restart the simulator. Now, let's open a visualization of the network, this tool is consuming the aggregated logs and rendering animations for a subset of the events real time as they come in. We are seeing exactly what's happening, live in the network. Let's go over. What's going on, we can see minor and client nodes joining the network. Every few seconds we can see blocks being mined and propagated to the rest of the network. The block time here is accelerated to three seconds.

We see a listing of the current longest change here. We can see payment transactions where one party cents about one to another because he asks and bids being added to the storage market. We can see a listing of the order book and even a depth chart.

Exciting part once asks and bids overlap in the market deals start happening, clients and miners match up, make and sign a deal and the client transfers the file to the miner. These nodes are storing real files. We can also see a listing of the notes below, along with what they see in the network. The chain had changes as the node mines or receives a new best block, so you can see nodes, mining, new blogs, propagating them and the network reaching consensus.

This visualization just renders logs, so it can be replayed at any point from a capture trace of events which makes it useful for debugging and one more thing: if we click one of the nodes, we get to see a basic product when chain Explorer. From the perspective of that node. Here's the chain coming in life, we can see the details of a block, the hash, the miner, the parent block and all the messages and transactions. We can see the method, invocation and serialize parameters. These are invocations to an actor.

These are payment Ran's actions over here. We can also see all running actors in the system and inspect their local storage.

Example, individual accounts, with their balance minor accounts with their pledge details, system actors like the storage market, which holds the asks bids and deals that make it on chain.

These visualizations were far from perfect they're, mostly tools for developers, but it is also exciting to see the network real-time and see everything. That's going on. It's cool to see the market order, book deals being formed and files being transferred, you're, seeing decentralized storage market coming to life.