> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blockdagnetwork.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blockdagnetwork.io/block-explorer/evm/contract-listing/contract-details/events-tab.md).

# Events Tab

**Events**\
The Events tab records on-chain activities related to a token, such as transfers, approvals, and ownership changes. It helps users track what actions took place in the token's smart contract.

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* **Total Event Logs**\
  At the top, the page shows a total of 3 event logs for this token. Each event log represents a specific action recorded on the blockchain, triggered by a smart contract function.&#x20;
* **Transaction Details**\
  Each event is linked to a specific transaction. In this case:
  * **Transaction Hash:** **0xea2...3ecd8**\
    This is a unique identifier for the transaction that triggered the event. Clicking on the hash would show full details of the transaction.
  * **Block Number:** **7247**\
    This tells us when the transaction was confirmed on the blockchain.
  * **Age:** **6 days ago**\
    This indicates that the event happened ***six days ago***, providing a timestamp for when the smart contract executed this action.
  * **Method:** **Transfer**

    This shows that the event was triggered by a ***transfer function*** inside the smart contract. This means tokens were sent from one wallet to another.


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