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The Data Explorer is the left-side panel of the query editor. It gives you direct access to Dune’s full Data Catalog — so you can search for tables, inspect schemas, and add columns to your query without leaving the editor.

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Searching for Data

The search bar at the top of the Data Explorer supports a wide range of inputs. You can search by dataset name, contract address, table name, or any relevant keyword. If you already know what you are looking for, this is the fastest way to find it.

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Data Explorer Sections

The Data Explorer organizes Dune’s data into the following sections, from top to bottom:
  1. Click on one of the categories in the left sidebar to see the tables available in that category.
  2. Filter the tables through the dropdowns in the top right corner.
  3. Check out the table preview to see what data is available in that table.
  4. Click on the arrow next to the table name to include it in your query.

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Curated Data

Curated tables are pre-built, analytics-ready datasets that standardize on-chain activity across hundreds of blockchains. Examples include dex.trades, nft.trades, tokens.transfers, and prices.usd. These tables are designed to let you start querying immediately without needing to understand raw blockchain structures. For a full overview of available curated datasets, see the Curated Data Overview.

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My Data

The My Data section surfaces data that is specific to your account and workspace:
  • Favorites — Tables you have starred for quick access.
  • Connected Data — External data sources you have connected to your workspace.
  • Materialized Views — Query results that you have saved as reusable tables.
  • Uploaded Data — CSV files you have uploaded to Dune.
  • This Query — Tables referenced in the query you currently have open.

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Partner Data

Partner datasets are off-chain and specialized data provided by third-party data partners. These include datasets from providers such as Farcaster, Hyperliquid, Reservoir, Snapshot, and others. For the full list, see the Data Catalog.

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Decoded Projects

Decoded tables contain smart contract activity that has been translated from raw bytecode into human-readable tables using contract ABIs. You can filter decoded projects by chain, event name, or function name.
Tables are only shown for functions and events that have been called on-chain. If you do not see a table you expect, confirm the function or event has been triggered. You can check using this query by entering your chain and contract address.

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Raw Blockchain Data

Raw tables contain transaction-level data as ingested directly from each blockchain — including blocks, transactions, logs, and traces. Dune supports hundreds of blockchains, spanning EVM-compatible chains, Solana, Bitcoin, TRON, and many more. For the full list, see the Data Catalog.

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Inspecting Tables and Columns

Once you locate a table in the Data Explorer, you can interact with it in several ways:
  • View table overview — Click on a table name to expand it and see its columns, data types, and a short description.
  • Click a column — Clicking on a specific column name will automatically insert it into your query in the central editor, saving you from typing it manually.
  • Three-dot menu — Click the three-dot icon (⋯) next to any table name to access additional options:
    • Preview table — View a sample of the table’s data directly in the editor.
    • Add to favorites — Star the table so it appears under My Data for easy access later.
    • Find queries — Discover existing queries on Dune that reference this table — useful for seeing practical examples.
    • Copy as markdown — Copy the full table schema as markdown for use in documentation or prompts.
    • Open table page — Navigate to the table’s dedicated page, where you can find more in-depth information including the full schema, column descriptions, and a data preview.