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The Input Data field is a part of an Ethereum transaction that allows users to include additional information along with the transaction.

The number of transactions associated with an Ethereum address can grow over time, potentially making it difficult to track and analyze its activity. This is where transaction filters come in handy.

The Etherscan Browser Extension is a handy tool for Ethereum users. It provides real-time gas price updates and a simple search for any onchain items with a single click.

This article explains how Etherscan utilizes tuples in Solidity contracts and provides instructions on how to access and input them through the Read and Write Contract tab on verified contract pages.

A brief tutorial on what is Read/Write Contract features and how to use them.

Etherscan's NFT Page shows details specific to an NFT such as its properties and trading history.

The Token Holdings page shows a detailed view of an address's tokens and NFT assets

Etherscan’s NFT Tracker tracks minting and trading transactions from a list of supported marketplaces.

A transaction is the needed indicator to execute some aspect of a smart contract’s functions. They are mined by block producers for a fee called gas.

An Ethereum account is an entity with an ether (ETH) balance that can send transactions on the chain. These accounts are either user-controlled (human) or deployed as smart contracts (code-dependent).