Understand how ETH (native tokens) really work in transactions, and find out how to calculate balances for any EVM chain!
First time, long time.
Also want to plug the ‘transfers_optimism.eth’ and ‘transfers_ethereum.eth’ tables that abstract away the need to use traces!
added to query and article as comments! good point!
Just a suggestion, maybe you could add the rewards and genesis in the type filter because some wallets have genesis transactions, mined block rewards and uncle blocks.
great suggestion - I think you need beacon chain data to get this but let me know if you find some other way using base tables!
Then also, where can we read up about - delegatecall', 'callcode', 'staticcall' and other types of call in a transaction
Thanks for the tutorial
But if we are to calculate the balance of another token e.g $xrp, are we going to use the traces table as well following this process?
no you should use the erc20 transfer table instead
First time, long time.
Also want to plug the ‘transfers_optimism.eth’ and ‘transfers_ethereum.eth’ tables that abstract away the need to use traces!
added to query and article as comments! good point!
Just a suggestion, maybe you could add the rewards and genesis in the type filter because some wallets have genesis transactions, mined block rewards and uncle blocks.
great suggestion - I think you need beacon chain data to get this but let me know if you find some other way using base tables!
Then also, where can we read up about - delegatecall', 'callcode', 'staticcall' and other types of call in a transaction
Thanks for the tutorial
But if we are to calculate the balance of another token e.g $xrp, are we going to use the traces table as well following this process?
no you should use the erc20 transfer table instead