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# Dashboard

The GPU Nodes dashboard provides a user-friendly interface that aggregates essential information in one place, allowing you to monitor the platform's GPU nodes.

### Key Features of the Dashboard

#### 1. **Geographic Map of Active Nodes**

One of the standout features of the GPU Nodes dashboard is the interactive geographic map. This map provides a real-time visual representation of all currently active nodes across the globe. Each active node is marked with a blue dot, giving you an immediate sense of the network's distribution and activity.

This feature is particularly useful for users looking to optimize their node usage based on geographic proximity or for those interested in understanding the global spread of the platform's infrastructure.

#### 2. **Transaction History**

Transparency is a cornerstone of our platform, and the transaction history feature embodies this principle. The dashboard keeps a detailed record of all your transactions, including USDT deposits, withdrawals, earnings from renting out your hardware, and spending on node rentals.

For each transaction, you can view details such as the date, time, and amount involved. This not only helps in keeping track of your finances but also ensures that you have full visibility into your activities on the platform.

#### 3. **Viewing Transaction Details with Etherscan**

To provide an added layer of transparency, the dashboard allows you to view the details of any specific transaction via Etherscan. By clicking on the "View Transaction" option, you can access the transaction on Etherscan, where you’ll find comprehensive details such as the transaction hash, block confirmation, and gas fees.

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