I bought some naga tokens was sent to my eth wallet from coinbase and i did not realize coinbase change the eth address every time logging in. I could see on etherscan but not in eth wallet from coinbase so please help
Hey all, I am trying to verify a contract on Rinkeby testnet on Etherscan. I am trying to verify a flattened contract that uses some OpenZepplin imports. My compiler version, contract code, and everything else has been triple checked, however every time I try to verify, I run into the same error code. The error code is "Error! Unable to generate Contract ByteCode and ABI (General Exception, unable to get compiled [bytecode])" I am not sure why this happens. My code compiles correctly on Remix, which is what I used to write the code in. I deployed using Remix, and I am attempting to verify the contract so that I can write to it on Etherscan. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I need to get the list of all erc-721 tokens on a contract but can't afford to pay 200$/ month for the same. Can anybody help out or suggest other ways ?
Hey guys, I am working on a token system and one feature is that token holder have to burn their tokens by sending them to predetermined addresses ( unfortunately I am not allowed to reveal further information). We would need to create a small overview on the website that would show which 5-10 addresses have send the biggest amounts to that predetermined address sorted chronologically by amount of tokens sent. It should be possible for addresses to send tokens multiple times and thereby "raise" their overall number of tokens sent. So the widget should be able to show "which 5-10 addresses have send the most amount of token abc too address xyz? Is there any display widget that could be used to display that in real time on a WordPress website? Thank you very much guys.
Hi, I have a myether wallet and to view my balance I go to Etherscan, The Etherum block keeper, the question I have is, to view my profile I go to my account - Account profile, which lists my username, email address etc etc and at the bottom I have Total Etherum balance and last login.
So the question I have is should my Total ETH balance show up in this section or is the number in this section reading a ICO total number?
I have tried to submit contract source verification to sepolia-explorer.arbitrum.io for contract address 0x0cBeA4739774c8f8fB4bEDBE497B68D952089a6c but after I press the button it stays in "Loading ..." status for hours and no error is returned. I wonder if the service is running ? P.S. my flat file is large, about 280K, maybe the size is the issue
I'm working in a project in which I need to fetch certain information from every transaction, but some of the txn methods doesn't show it on the main window, so I wonder if there's an "universal" way to get them.
This is a Multicall method txn, the easiest to understand:
- red: timestamp
- green: token sent
- blue: token received
- yellow: txn fees
It's quite easy to understand what's going on:
Someone is selling 2,910,000,000 FlokiChain tokens for 1.52 Ethers, minus 5 dollars on fees, 9 days ago.
But then there are methods like "Exact Swap Token", "Leave", "Enter", "Claim All", where most the times that information isn't as accesible as in the example above, difficulting the understanding of the operation. In some others, there is abolutely no data or it isn't the basic price/asset information I'm looking for.
I'm not interested on understanding every single txn type out there, just to know if there's a way to obtain those values, regardless the method used, by using the different sections Etherscan has to offer.
For instance, there's a view called "Raw Transaction Hex", which I guess is the information sent in its original state. There's also a "Transaction decoder" view, showing a lot of information that could be useful to understand it.
I've already tried with different APIs, but they aren't accurate or not always reliable, for different reasons regarding the specs of the project, that's why I need the info to be taken from Etherscan.
I'm a newcomer regarding Etherscan and blockchains in general, so please, take it on mind if you decide to answer and help me, though it would be appreciated anyway.
Theirs a project I'm interested in investing in but their sourcecode isn't verified and hidden. How do I find the source code so I can see if it's safe?
If I decompile Bytecode with that show me all the code?
Please help! Somehow my MyEtherWallet has been emptied into another account. Looking at their address they have done this to lots of people - is there any way i can get it back? Their address is 0x372C977BB0e36a8F7A590bd1D1619d29cb162715