How is the current owner determined?

By the on-chain transfer log. For a QRC-721 item, the recipient of its most recent transfer holds it now; if that recipient is the zero address, it was burned and has no owner. A QRC-1155 item can be held by several addresses at once, each with a quantity — the holders list shows them all.

The mint is the token's first transfer — created from the zero address (Q0000…0) to its first owner. Everything after it is a regular ownership change.

Why is the image only a link?

An NFT's artwork lives at an off-chain URL that whoever deployed the contract chose. Quantascan reads the item's metadata (name, description, attributes) but never loads, hosts or checks the media it points to, so the image appears only as a link you can choose to open. The on-chain provenance — who owned it, and when it moved — is always shown.

QRL—Block—

Matka2 #50

QRC-721

QRL 2.0 Testnet. These are test coins with no monetary value. This data will be reset when QRL 2.0 launches on mainnet. View live QRL data

Collection: Matka2Q19d52…4ee0
Token ID: 50
Current owner: Cyan Fisherdm337Qb5f8e…0399
Mint tx: 0x6a62…4ed9
Transfers: 1

Metadata

Name: —
Token URI: —
Read on: 6d ago

Media links come from the item's metadata and point to external content that Quantascan does not host, load or check. They open in a new tab.

Provenance: full transfer chain

Chronological (oldest first). The first row is the mint when its sender is the zero address.

Block	From	To	Tx	When
#104,579	Lolling Kingfishzu952Q00000…0000Mint	Cyan Fisherdm337Qb5f8e…0399	0x6a62…4ed9	4mo ago

#104,579Mint4mo ago
From
Lolling Kingfishzu952Q00000…0000
To
Cyan Fisherdm337Qb5f8e…0399
Tx

FAQ about this NFT

Common questions about this page

How is the current owner determined?: By the on-chain transfer log. For a QRC-721 item, the recipient of its most recent transfer holds it now; if that recipient is the zero address, it was burned and has no owner. A QRC-1155 item can be held by several addresses at once, each with a quantity — the holders list shows them all.
What is the mint?: The mint is the token's first transfer — created from the zero address (Q0000…0) to its first owner. Everything after it is a regular ownership change.
Why is the image only a link?: An NFT's artwork lives at an off-chain URL that whoever deployed the contract chose. Quantascan reads the item's metadata (name, description, attributes) but never loads, hosts or checks the media it points to, so the image appears only as a link you can choose to open. The on-chain provenance — who owned it, and when it moved — is always shown.