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Arc coin
Paste a contract on chain 5042. The page reads the token fields, then the transfer logs in the latest blocks: who sent, who received, how much moved, and what those addresses hold now. The full index is the Arc database.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Paste an Arc token contract to read its supply, the transfers in the latest blocks, and the balances of the addresses that just moved it.
- What the numbers are
- Symbol, name, decimals, supply, and code size come from the contract on this request. Transfer counts, volume, and the address list come from that contract’s logs. Busiest side is the share of transfers that included one address on one side. The largest balance is that balance divided by supply, only among addresses that moved the coin. Indexed transfers are the count already stored in the Arc database.
- What it leaves out
- The log window starts at 160 blocks and shrinks if the chain refuses a wider read. Addresses that did not move the coin in that window are not listed. The balance share is not a holder ranking, and supply is not a price.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
Catcoin (CAT) · 18 decimals
0xb03e2173c48b6a962b84a846dbaac5e116dfd859
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- 1,526 bytes of code
- Window
- 0
- 160 blocks
- Addresses
- 0
- 0 recipients
- Volume
- 0
- 559 indexed
Largest transfers in the window
No ERC-20 transfer in that window.
Addresses that moved it
The busiest senders and recipients in this window, with the balance the contract reports for them now. This is not a full holder list.
No addresses in that window.
How to read this
- The window
- Logs are read for this contract only, starting at 160 blocks and shortening if the chain asks for a smaller range. Volume is the sum of those transfer amounts. A shortened window is a smaller sample, not a daily total.
- Holders
- Balances are only for addresses that appeared in these logs. Quiet holders who did not move the coin in the window are absent. The largest-balance percent uses that short list against totalSupply. It is not a holder ranking. Supply is the contract’s totalSupply, not a price and not $ARCOP.