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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.
33,910 coins indexed from block 22,615,825 to 23,704,323. 1 shown. Transfer counts are how often each coin moved inside that range.
This contract did not report decimals. It is still the address you pasted.
Token · Contract
No transfer in this window
Supply not reported · Decimals not reported
0x7db744b5050ee42f8697cab27fffbb31ff8930b8
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 22,615,825 and 23,704,323, 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.