bx fetch history

$ bx fetch-history --help

Example 1

134HfD2fdeBTohfx8YANxEpsYXsv5UoWyz

$ bx fetch-history 134HfD2fdeBTohfx8YANxEpsYXsv5UoWyz

The output.height property indicates the block height at which the output is confirmed. A missing value indicates that the output is unconfirmed.

The input property indicates that the output has been spent. The input.height property indicates the block height at which the spend is confirmed. A missing value indicates that the spend is unconfirmed.

Example 2

13Ft7SkreJY9D823NPm4t6D1cBqLYTJtAe

$ bx fetch-history 13Ft7SkreJY9D823NPm4t6D1cBqLYTJtAe

A missing input property indicates that the output is unspent. The output for this example could become spent, and/or more output may be spent to this address.