What is in it, what has left it, and what each payment was for.
Read live from Robinhood Chain. The chain knows the amount, the token, the
recipient and the block — it does not know why, and a page that
invents a reason from chain data is not telling you the truth. The reasons
come from spend.json in the repository, so relabelling a
payment is a commit with a name and a date on it. Anything paid out that
is not labelled there shows below as UNLABELLED.
| Block | To | What for | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| reading the chain… | |||
| Block | From | Token | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| reading the chain… | |||
Token movements emit an event and can be listed exactly. Payments of the
chain's own gas coin do not emit anything, so they cannot be enumerated
from a public node without scanning every block — they show up only as a
fall in the balance above. If the wallet ever pays anyone in the native
coin, put the transaction hash in spend.json and it will be
listed here with everything else.