Activity
Every transaction of your wallets on every network, read as what actually happened — swaps, sends, receives, bridges, moves between your own wallets, contract calls and wraps — with gas paid, a year-long activity calendar, filters, search and CSV export.
Activity is your wallets' full transaction history, on every network, written in plain language. A block explorer shows raw transfers and hex data; Activity tells you what each transaction was: a swap, a payment, a bridge, an approval.
It covers the whole history of each wallet, not only the last few weeks.
Period
7D, 30D, 90D, 1Y or All, at the top right.
The five figures
| Figure | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Transactions | How many transactions, and on how many different days. A transaction that moved several coins counts once |
| Swaps | Transactions where one coin went out and another came in, like a trade on a decentralised exchange. Wrapping ETH into WETH is counted apart |
| Sent · received | Plain transfers out and in, and how many were between your own wallets |
| Bridges | Coins that left one network and arrived on another shortly after, and how many contract calls there were |
| Gas paid | What the transactions you signed cost in network fees, and how many paid a fee |
Last 12 months
A calendar with one square per day for the past year. The darker the square, the more transactions that day. Hover over a square to see the date, the number of transactions and swaps.
Above it: how many days you were active, your longest streak of consecutive active days, and your busiest day.
It shows your habits at a glance: steady activity, bursts around market events, or long quiet periods.
Transactions
The list of every transaction, grouped by day, newest first. Each line shows:
- An icon for the type, with the network's badge when you use several networks
- What happened, in words — Swapped 2 ETH → 5,210 USDC, Sent 500 USDC, Received 0.4 ETH, Bridged 1 ETH to Base, Moved 3 ETH to your wallet, Wrapped 1 ETH → 1 WETH or Contract call
- Who — From, To or Via the other side, by name when it is known (an exchange, an app) or by address
- Which of your wallets, the time, and the fee paid
- The value at the time — with + for money received and − for money sent
- Now — what the same coins are worth today
Click any line to open the transaction on the network's block explorer.
Types
| Type | What it is |
|---|---|
| Swaps | One coin exchanged for another in the same transaction |
| Sent | Coins sent to someone else |
| Received | Coins received from someone else |
| Bridges | Coins moved from one network to another |
| Own wallets | Moves between wallets you have added |
| Contract calls | Transactions that moved no coins and only paid gas: approvals, claims, failed attempts |
| Wraps | ETH wrapped into WETH or back |
Filters
- Type — the buttons above the list, each with its count
- Network — when your wallets use several
- Coin — with how many transactions each has
- Order — Newest first or Largest first
- Under $1 — hides or shows transactions worth less than a dollar, with how many there are. Tiny transfers are usually spam or dust
- Search — by coin or address. Searching an address shows everything you did with it
12, 24 or 48 transactions per page, with buttons to move between pages.
Export CSV downloads the list with the filters you have applied.
What is left out
Only coins with a real market are shown. Tokens without one are almost always spam, sent to lure you into signing something, and they stay hidden. A note on the page says so.
Choosing a wallet
With All Assets selected, Activity shows every wallet in your portfolio together, and each line says which wallet it belongs to. Choose a single wallet in the selector to see only its activity.
While the history is being read
When a wallet has just been added, its history is still being downloaded and organised. The page says which networks are still being read and fills in on its own.
For wallets that belong to an exchange, only new movements are followed, not their whole past.
How to use it
- Check a payment: search the address you paid, or filter by coin, and open the transaction on the explorer.
- Review what you signed: filter by Contract calls to see every approval and interaction, then check any open ones in Health & security.
- Find where money went: sort by Largest first for the period you are looking at.
- See the cost of activity: the Gas paid figure tells you what trading and moving coins has cost you in fees.
Related
- Buys and sells with their realized profit: Transactions & P&L
- The behaviour behind the history — who a wallet deals with, when it acts, which protocols it uses: Wallet Analyser