Ava Labs will stop using the block explorer that runs on Etherscan on November 30 and replace it with a new product called Routescan. Users will be required to back up the information they have included in the block explorer, including addresses, private name tags, and private transaction notes, before the deactivation date. According to the Etherscan website, the decision to stop block explorers is often the result of a number of factors, including the expiration or non-renewal of the service agreement or the lack of bandwidth for the team. Luigi DOnorio, head of DeFi and developer relations at Ava Labs, said that Snowtrace will continue to exist as a domain name, but the Etherscan deployment will be deprecated and replaced by a new product launched by the Avascan team. Austin Blackerby, analytics manager at Flipside Crypto, points out that the cost of extracting data from subnets is quite high for external vendors such as Etherscan. For Ava Labs, it would be more cost-effective to bring these resources in-house. （Blockworks）

Golden Finance reported that Ava Labs will stop using the block explorer that runs on Etherscan on November 30 and replace it with a new product called Routescan. Users will be required to back up the information they have included in the block explorer, including addresses, private name tags, and private transaction notes, before the deactivation date. According to the Etherscan website, the decision to stop block explorers is often the result of a number of factors, including the expiration or non-renewal of the service agreement or the lack of bandwidth for the team. Luigi DOnorio, head of DeFi and developer relations at Ava Labs, said that Snowtrace will continue to exist as a domain name, but the Etherscan deployment will be deprecated and replaced by a new product launched by the Avascan team.