MWEB.Litecoin's confidential side.
The MimbleWimble Extension Block hides amounts and addresses. What the main chain can show is how much LTC is inside it, and what crosses the border each block.
Read from the HogEx of block 3,212,450 (2026-11-13 15:48 UTC): its first output (the HogAddr) carries every coin in MWEB.
Data: Blockchair · fetched 13 min ago
Collecting data since 2026-11-13
One output tells the total.
Every block since MWEB activated ends with an integrating transaction, the HogEx (LIP-0002, LIP-0003). It spends the previous block's HogAddr output plus this block's peg-ins, and creates a new HogAddr output holding the coins left in MWEB, followed by the peg-outs. So the value of that first output is the total locked in MWEB — measured directly, no model.
We only show the figure when the output really is a HogAddr (script OP_8 plus a 32-byte hash) with a positive value. Anything else and the panel stays empty.
Amounts and addresses.
Inside MWEB, transactions use confidential amounts and one-time stealth addresses (ltcmweb1…). No explorer — including this one — can show an MWEB address's balance or who paid whom.