Contract Details
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In the BlockDAG Explorer, the Contract Details Transfer Tab provides users with a dedicated view of all transfer activities associated with a particular smart contract. This tab is especially useful for tracking token movements, transaction histories, and understanding the contract's usage.
Overview Section This section provides a summary of the selected contract, displaying key information:
Owner: This column displays the address of the contract’s owner. The user can click the clipboard icon to copy the address for easy reference.
Contract Name: This column displays the name or symbol associated with the contract which is BDAG.
Token Name: The Token Name is also "MyToken", which is the publicly displayed name of the token. This name is what users will see when they trade or transfer the token in wallets or exchanges.
Type: This column displays the type of contract, shown as "ERC1155", which is a standard for NFTs on Ethereum-compatible blockchains.
Contract Address: This column displays the unique address for the contract. The user can copy the contract address with the clipboard icon.
Holders: This column displays the number of distinct wallet addresses that hold this contract’s tokens.
Total Transfers: This column displays the total number of token transfers associated with this contract, useful for tracking contract activity and engagement.
Price: The Token Price is 82,392 USDT, showing its current value in Tether (USDT)
Total Supply: The "Total Supply" of this token is 99,999,999,999.99998167666666666.
Market Section: This section displays the current market price of the contract's token or asset. The price is shown as $0.22 of the BDAG token in US dollars. The market data section helps the users to understand the current valuation of assets tied to the contract.
The following tabs provide different types of information about the token:
Transfers Tab: Displays a list of all transactions involving this token, including sends, receives, and contract interactions. Users can track who sent and received tokens, how much was transferred, and when it happened.
Holders Tab: Displays a list of all wallet addresses that own this token, along with their balances. This tab helps users see who the major holders are, which can be useful for tracking whale wallets or checking if the token is well-distributed or concentrated in a few addresses.
Events Tab: Displays smart contract events, such as minting new tokens, burning tokens, ownership changes, or approvals for spending tokens. Events help users understand important activities happening behind the scenes.
Info Tab: The Info tab provides key information about the token, including its description, trading volume, market capitalization, circulating supply, and on-chain valuation
Contract Tab: Provides the smart contract’s source code and allows users to interact with its functions. This is useful for developers or advanced users who want to execute contract functions manually.