Curated and enriched token transfer events across all EVM networks for fungible tokens.
The tokens.transfers
table contains token transfer events across ERC20 tokens and native tokens for all EVM-compatible networks indexed on Dune. This dataset encompasses:
Some erc20 tokens and native currencies have non-standard ways of being transferred and might not be included in the transfers table. You can check the logic for the transfers table here. The level of detail of the transfers table will vary by chain.
The transfers table provides a comprehensive view of token movement across networks, enabling you to:
The table contains the following columns:
Transfer data is available for the following EVM-compatible networks:
Query recent token transfers for a specific address
This query returns the most recent token transfers (both incoming and outgoing) for a specified address:
Calculate daily transfer volume for a specific token
This query calculates the daily transfer volume for a specific ERC20 token.
Please be aware that token volumes are not necessarily indicative of anything. These metric can be misleading if the token is not well-known or if there are a lot of small transfers. Token transfers can be mints, burns, transfers, flashloans and anything in between, trying to read into the data can lead to misleading results.
Identify largest transfers in the last 24 hours
This query finds the largest token transfers by USD value in the last 24 hours:
Find the circulating supply of a token over time
This query calculates the circulating supply of a token over time by summing the amount of tokens in circulation at each time interval. Please be aware that this won’t work for tokens that have non-standard transfer mechanisms or minting/burning mechanisms.
Curated and enriched token transfer events across all EVM networks for fungible tokens.
The tokens.transfers
table contains token transfer events across ERC20 tokens and native tokens for all EVM-compatible networks indexed on Dune. This dataset encompasses:
Some erc20 tokens and native currencies have non-standard ways of being transferred and might not be included in the transfers table. You can check the logic for the transfers table here. The level of detail of the transfers table will vary by chain.
The transfers table provides a comprehensive view of token movement across networks, enabling you to:
The table contains the following columns:
Transfer data is available for the following EVM-compatible networks:
Query recent token transfers for a specific address
This query returns the most recent token transfers (both incoming and outgoing) for a specified address:
Calculate daily transfer volume for a specific token
This query calculates the daily transfer volume for a specific ERC20 token.
Please be aware that token volumes are not necessarily indicative of anything. These metric can be misleading if the token is not well-known or if there are a lot of small transfers. Token transfers can be mints, burns, transfers, flashloans and anything in between, trying to read into the data can lead to misleading results.
Identify largest transfers in the last 24 hours
This query finds the largest token transfers by USD value in the last 24 hours:
Find the circulating supply of a token over time
This query calculates the circulating supply of a token over time by summing the amount of tokens in circulation at each time interval. Please be aware that this won’t work for tokens that have non-standard transfer mechanisms or minting/burning mechanisms.