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Arc wallet
Paste an address on chain 5042. The page reads the gas balance, the ARC token, ERC-20 transfers in the latest blocks, and native USDC that moved in the newest blocks. What that address holds across the busiest coins is on Arc holdings. The confirmed and pending nonce is on Arc nonce. An Ethereum address stays on Ethereum. Coins that just moved are on Arc tokens. This is not an Arcop account.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Paste an Arc address when you want that wallet’s gas balance, its ARC token balance, and the transfers that just touched it. Ethereum addresses stay on the Ethereum desk.
- What the numbers are
- Native USDC is the 18-decimal balance from the account. ARC is balanceOf on the published token contract. Token rows are ERC-20 logs where this address is the sender or the recipient. Native rows are transaction value in the newest blocks. In, out, and self say which side this address is on.
- What it leaves out
- The token window is the latest blocks, shortened when a longer read is too large. It is not a full history. Non-fungible transfers are left out. Native USDC here is not the USDC in an Arcop account, and the ARC token is not $ARCOP.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
0xeda5f644c09cb072720dd0fcb33c8addf8321225
- Native USDC
- 0 USDC
- 18 decimals, pays gas
- ARC token
- 0
- 6-decimal contract
- Sent
- 1
- transactions from this address
- Height
- 23,695,880
- token logs, last 480 blocks
Token transfers
No ERC-20 transfer to or from this address in the last 480 blocks.
Native USDC
Transaction value in the last 8 blocks. A token call often shows nothing here because the amount sits in the transfer log.
No native USDC moved to or from this address in those blocks.
How to read this
- The two USDC figures
- Native USDC is the 18-decimal balance that pays gas. An ERC-20 USDC transfer is a separate 6-decimal contract and shows up in the token list, not in the native balance.
- In and out
- In means this address is the recipient. Out means it is the sender. Self is a transfer from the address to itself. The list is the newest matches in the window, not a full history.
- What is left out
- Non-fungible transfers use four log topics and are skipped. A contract call that moves no native USDC is skipped in the native list. This address is on chain 5042, not the $ARCOP ledger.