Quick Intel Expands Support to Re.al Blockchain

Introduction:

At Quick Intel, our mission has always been to empower crypto users with the tools they need to stay safe and make informed decisions in the complex world of blockchain. Today, we're excited to announce the integration of the re.al blockchain into our Quick Intel scanner. This marks the 47th chain supported by our platform, expanding our reach and offering even more opportunities for our users to stay protected in the crypto space.

What is Re.al?

Re.al is a project that bridges the gap between real-world assets and the blockchain. With re.al, users can invest, trade, and leverage real-world assets on-chain, bringing tangible value to the digital world. As the blockchain industry evolves, re.al is at the forefront, offering a unique platform that prioritizes transparency, security, and user empowerment.

Why This Integration Matters:

Our collaboration with re.al is a significant step forward in ensuring that users have the tools they need to navigate this innovative blockchain safely. With the integration of the re.al chain into the Quick Intel scanner, users can now analyze contracts on re.al in real-time. This means that you can quickly assess the smart contract, avoid potential scams, and make informed decisions with confidence.

How Quick Intel Supports Re.al Users:

By using the Quick Intel scanner, re.al users can:

- Scan Contracts: Get detailed insights into the contracts on 47 chains (& growing), including re.al blockchain.

- Avoid Scams: Identify potential red flags that could indicate malicious intent.

- Make Informed Decisions: Access real-time analysis to help you navigate crypto safely.

Conclusion:

The addition of re.al to our list of supported blockchains reinforces Quick Intel’s dedication to providing comprehensive security solutions across the crypto ecosystem. We invite all re.al users to explore the power of Quick Intel’s scanner and see firsthand how it can enhance your trading experience.

Stay safe, stay informed, and start scanning contracts today with Quick Intel.