Remove inactive Hashscan self-hosted instance#73
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The Hashscan server (server-verify.hashscan.io) now redirects to the public sourcify.dev/server instance and no longer runs its own self-hosted Sourcify server. Remove the entry and its unused logo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Removes the Hashscan entry from the self-hosted instances list on the landing page.
I checked all six self-hosted instances against their Sourcify
/healthand/chainsendpoints. Hashscan was the only inactive one:https://server-verify.hashscan.io/healthreturns a 308 redirect to the publicsourcify.dev/serverinstanceCannot GET /This indicates Hashscan has decommissioned their self-hosted server and now points at the public instance.
The other five instances (Ronin Chain, MonVision, VeChainStats, Reactive Network, Walnut) are all live and were kept. Walnut's
/chainsis auth-gated but its health endpoint responds normally.Changes
src/data/selfHostedInstances.jsonpublic/hashscan.webplogo🤖 Generated with Claude Code