user77016: I'm trying to build my own blockexplorer, and to this i need to update a single transtion with confrims, my problems is i can't see how meny confrims there shut be and when my transtion is 100% complated.
i'm using RPC and bitcoin logic but what i'm working on is a multi-currency explorer based on bitcoin rpc syntax.
i use gettransaction (hash) and in this i can only se how many confrims, what do i wrong here?
i know i can say 6 confirms+ will be 100% complated, but the confirms still get bigger after 6 confirms, so i need to know when i shut stop to update my transtion on my blockexplorer project.

user35931: Let your explorer display the number of blocks confirmed.
As satoshi explains in section 11 of the whitepaper, a bitcoin transaction is never 100% final, but only the probability of it being not-final decreases with every confirmation. What probability of non-finality is good enough? 
People could have any use-case so let people decide for themselves. Most want 6 confirmations safety to buy a car, some want 1 confirmation to buy coffee (and there are people like Roger Ver who want no confirmation!).

77016: <p>I'm trying to build my own blockexplorer, and to this i need to update a single transtion with confrims, my problems is i can't see how meny confrims there shut be and when my transtion is 100% complated.</p>

<p>i'm using RPC and bitcoin logic but what i'm working on is a multi-currency explorer based on bitcoin rpc syntax.</p>

<p>i use gettransaction (hash) and in this i can only se how many confrims, what do i wrong here?</p>

<p>i know i can say 6 confirms+ will be 100% complated, but the confirms still get bigger after 6 confirms, so i need to know when i shut stop to update my transtion on my blockexplorer project.</p>
 35931: <p>Let your explorer display the number of blocks confirmed.</p>

<p>As <a href="https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf" rel="nofollow noreferrer">satoshi explains in section 11 of the whitepaper</a>, a bitcoin transaction is never 100% final, but only the probability of it being not-final decreases with every confirmation. What probability of non-finality is good enough? </p>

<p>People could have any use-case so let people decide for themselves. Most want 6 confirmations safety to buy a car, some want 1 confirmation to buy coffee (and there are people like Roger Ver who want no confirmation!).</p>
