Arcop

Arc tip · reading the chain

Live · rpc.mainnet.arc.io

Arc tokens

Coins on Arc chain 5042, read from the contracts themselves. Search looks through every ERC-20 the index has seen transfer, not only the busiest few. Paste a contract to read one the index has not reached. A wallet shows a balance of the coins on screen. The whole index, sorted and filtered, is the Arc database. Height and fees stay on Arc mainnet. This is not $ARCOP.

About this desk

What you use it for
Search a symbol or a name to find an ERC-20 on Arc. The index keeps every coin that transferred in the blocks it has walked, not only the latest handful. Paste a contract address for a coin the walk has not reached yet. Add a wallet to read balances of the coins on screen.
What the numbers are
Names, decimals, and supply come from the contracts, through one multicall on the Arc mainnet RPC. Transfer counts are ERC-20 logs inside the indexed block range. A wallet balance is balanceOf. Native gas USDC is an 18-decimal account balance.
What it leaves out
The index grows backward from the chain tip. A coin that has not moved inside the reached blocks is missing until the walk gets there, or until you paste its contract. Supply is not a price. These balances are not $ARCOP and not the USDC in an Arcop account. Non-fungible transfers are left out.

Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.

31,491 coins indexed from block 22,697,425 to 23,678,065. 80 shown. Transfer counts are how often each coin moved inside that range.

31,340 coins are indexed. These are the 80 with the most transfers in that range. Search a symbol or name to look through all of them. 147 more are saved, and their names are still loading.

How to read this

What gets listed
An ERC-20 transfer has three log topics. The index keeps every contract that emitted one between block 22,697,425 and 23,678,065, then reads its name from the contract. A four-topic transfer is a non-fungible token and is left out. Search checks the whole index.
Supply
Supply is totalSupply on that contract, scaled by the decimals the contract reports. It is not a price and not a market cap. A contract that does not implement totalSupply is marked as not reported.
Two USDC figures
Gas on Arc is native USDC with 18 decimals. The token at 0x3600…0000 is the ERC-20 view with 6 decimals. A wallet line shows both when you paste an address. Neither one is the USDC balance in an Arcop account.