OverviewWhat this address is, since when, and how it is doing.TransactionsTransactions of this address and everything inside them — transfers, internal calls, state and storage changes, emitted events, DEX trades.WithdrawalsBeacon-chain validator withdrawals credited to this address — paid by the consensus layer, with no transaction behind them.GraphMoney flow and structure around this address.
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#25,925,026The chain head this page was rendered at.
AddressAn externally owned account: a key, not code. Derived unambiguously from chain data. Known from block 2,653,041 — the earliest block among the facts that earned it.Controls other contractsThis address holds control over at least one other contract — as an owner, as a proxy admin, or through an admin or emergency role. What kind is listed with it. Derived unambiguously from chain data. Known from block 16,201,078 — the earliest block among the facts that earned it.
GraphProjections of platform-prepared data for this entity; each tab is one projection (Ledger, Semantic, …)
Value moved around this entity — token and ETH transfers, with whom and how much.Interpreted actions (swap, supply, bridge) — arrives with the operations vitrine.Structural relationships — deployer, implementation, same-bytecode, protocol.Recurring on-chain patterns over time (analytics layer).
latest sliceNo window was asked for: this is the latest slice upstream serves — blocks 25,874,975 to 25,924,975, 50,001 blocks. Step to state both bounds yourself.25,874,975–25,924,975The same width, immediately before this windowTwice as far back, same endHalf as far back, same endThe same width, immediately after this window
Ledger: 4 counterpartiesLedger window only — unique counterparties in the latest transfers; the all-time aggregate is on its way from the data platform · 411 transfers in 18 transactions · over 6d
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0 nodes / 0 edgesgesturestap = panel · 2×tap = expand/collapse · shift+tap = hide · →/← expand/collapse levelidentity & risk as of today, not the windowOur timestamps say when the source reported this, not when it became true — so a quiet window cannot tell you what the verdict was at the time.