TimeWhen the swap executed — the timestamp of the block that included it (shown relative).
TxThe transaction that contains this swap. Click the hash to open the full transaction.
SwapTrade direction: token sold → token bought. Symbols come from the pool composition (truncated address if a symbol is unknown).
Amount InAmount of the token sold, with the token’s decimals already applied (not wei). “—” if unavailable.
Amount OutAmount of the token bought / received, with decimals applied. “—” if unavailable.
ValueUSD value of the swap. “—” when the tokens are unpriced (not $0).
TypeDirection in the pool’s canonical token order: 0→1 (token0 sold) or 1→0. Curve pools emit “simple” — they don’t expose a canonical side.
SenderAddress that initiated the swap — the swapper, or the router/aggregator contract that called the pool. Shows a known entity name when labelled.
RecipientAddress that received the output tokens. Often “—”: many swaps are routed through an aggregator/router (e.g. Universal Router), so the pool’s swap event records only the router as counterparty, not a distinct end recipient. “—” means “not recorded”, not an error.