# Aptoscan Introduction

Aptoscan is your go-to explorer for all things on Aptos. Our explorer is designed to help developers and users to navigate the ecosystem of Aptos with ease and hassle-free. 

In this documentation, we will walk you through the basic components of Aptoscan, as well as the tools that will allow you to monitor and analyze various data points across the Aptos Blockchain, its Decentralized Applications (DApps), and specific metrics only available on Aptoscan.

For more information, please visit aptscan.ai or jump in to our Discord


# Aptos Blockchain Platform

Aptos is the blockchain built for adoption in the new era of web3, designed with scalability, safety, reliability, and upgradeability as key principles. It offers new and novel innovations in consensus, smart contract design, system security, performance, and decentralization, and has been developed over the past three years by over 350+ developers across the globe.

Aptos leverages the Move language for fast and secure transactions, while providing flexible key management and flexible hybrid custodial options. The blockchain's modular architecture and parallel processing design allows for arbitrarily complex transaction support, client flexibility and upgrade optimization, as well as internal sharding and homogenious sharding to scale validator performance without increasing complexity.

To learn more about Aptos, visit <https://aptoslabs.com/> and <https://aptos.dev/> for more information!


# FAQs


# Homepage

&#x20;Aptoscan's front page provides you with a basic overview of the current state of the network, as well as the high-level observation of various verticals across the Aptos ecosystem.

The two important sections of the page include:

**Network Overview**: Providing metrics on the basics of the Blockchain.

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Here is a brief explainer on the important metrics:

* **Circulating/Total supply**: Number of $APT in circulation - number of total $APT&#x20;
* **Total transactions**: number of transactions in the past 24hrs.
* **Current block** - current epoch: number of the current block, and the number of the current epoch
* **Daily user transactions**: number of transactions signed per day by users
* **Daily active accounts**: number of accounts that initiates at least 1 signing per day.&#x20;

On  top of the front page, you will have access to different tabs/analytics tools that&#x20;

**Ecosystem Overview:**&#x20;

A brief overview of the main economic activities happening on-chain.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/8fsQCqdpYZFqHS9G9Aku" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Coin list**: coins with high activity measurements and actions on chain:

* **Coin**: Coin name
* **Symbo**l: Coin ticker
* **Price**: the current price of the coin
* **%24h**: price change within the last 24hrs

**NFT collection list**: NFTs represent social, entertainment, and cultural vibrancy. The initial data here on this page provide a glimpse into the "vibe" of the chain:

* **Collection**: Collection name and link
* **Floor price**: Collection price of the lowest item listed
* **Items**: number of items in the collection
* **Holders**: number of holders within the collection
* **Volume 7D**: sales volume, in APT, for the past 7 days.

On the right side of the page, we also have a social feed from the Aptos Network that will link you directly to the Twitter page.&#x20;


# Search Engine

&#x20;The search bar is presented at the eye-view of the screen, providing familiarity&#x20;


# Blockchain

This section covers the available tools that allow end users to monitor the state and current operation of the Aptos blockchain. There are three sub-tabs that go under the Blockchain tab, including:

* Blocks
* Validators
* Transactions


# Blocks

Aptos Network, compared to other networks, does not have an explicit notion of a block. Aptos is a per-transaction versioned database

When transactions are executed, the resulting state of each transaction is stored separately and thus allows for more granular data access. This is different from other blockchains where only the resulting state of a block (a group of transactions) is stored. It only use blocks to batch and execute transactions.

The page details the list of all the current blocks and could be used for in-depth analysis for further information.

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* **Hash**: the hash of the block
* **Block**: block number
* **Age**: when it was published on the public blockchain
* **txn no**: number of txn inside the block
* **first version**: the position of the first txn in the block
* **last version**: the position of the last txxn in the block&#x20;


# Block Detail Page

Each Aptos block contains both user transactions and special system transactions to *mark* the beginning and end of the transaction batch. The number of transactions within a block varies depending on network activity and a configurable maximum block size limit. As the blockchain becomes busier, blocks will likely contain more transactions.

Specifically, there are two system transactions:

1. `BlockMetadataTransaction` - is inserted at the beginning of the block. A `BlockMetadata` transaction can also mark the end of an [epoch](https://aptos.dev/concepts/blocks#epoch) and trigger reward distribution to validators.
2. `StateCheckpointTransaction` - is appended at the end of the block and is used as a checkpoint milestone.

Here is how the details are displayed on aptscan.ai

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***Overview section:***

* **Block heigh**t: the block position on the chain
* **Version**: the transactions that are included in the block
* **total**: the number of transactions inside the block
* **Committed timestamps**: the timestamp that the block got appended to the chain
* **Proposer**: block leader&#x20;
* **Epoch**: represents a longer period of time in order to safely synchronize major changes such as validator set additions/removals
* **Round**: achieving consensus on a block of transactions and their execution results.

***Transactions section***:

* **version**: the transaction&#x20;
* **type:** type of transaction
* **age**: time recording of the transaction
* **Sender**: the account initiates the txn
* **Function**: the function of the txn
* **gas fee**: cost to run the txn


# Transaction

Frequently updated by the second, the transaction page gives a view of the newest transactions included

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The transaction page is designed with 2 different tabs: User Transaction ( for user-generated txn) and All ( including system txn as well)

* **Version**: the position of the txn ( and blockchain state at that txn)
* **Block:** the block where the txn is included
* **From**: Txn sender
* **To**: txn recipient
* **Function**: the purpose of the txn
* **Gas fee**: cost of doing the txn&#x20;

To get to the transaction details, simply click on the version of the txn.&#x20;

On the All Tab, this is how the info is presented:

<figure><img src="/files/YHvVNBKWDbLnrySwcMtN" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* **Version**: the position of the txn
* **Type**: transaction type (user, check point, or metadata)
* **Age**: when the txn was initiated
* **sender**: address initiate the txn
* **Function**: the purpose of the txn
* **Gas fee**: how much the txn costs


# Validator

The Validator Page provides a purview into the state of the network validators - the backbone infrastructure of the blockchain.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/dFcCfKvPbBRm4r82Zk21" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Here is a brief explainer on the numbers that you might find interesting:

* **Validators:** number of validators on the network
* **Total staked aptos**: the amount of Aptos that has been staked to secure the network
* **Average validator staking**: Average amount of Aptos for each staking validator.&#x20;
* **Current Epoch**: the epoch that the network is on ( 1 epoch = 7200s)
* **Staking APY**: yield earnings on your staked Aptos

Going deep into the stats of each validator, we have:

* **Address**: the address of the validator/staking address
* **Index**: Validator number within the set&#x20;
* **Voting Power**: how much APT that the validator can vote with
* **Reward Performance**: shows the rewards performance of a validator. It is calculated as a % of the reward earned by the validator out of the maximum reward-earning opportunity, i.e., `(rewards earned across the epochs)/(maximum reward opportunity across the epochs)`. This is a cumulative metric across all the epochs.
* **Location:** where the node is located&#x20;
* **Operator Address**: the address of the node operator
* **Epoch**: the current epoch that the network is running on ( 1 epoch = 2700s)&#x20;


# Analytics

&#x20;The Analytics page is the home to dashboards on events, projects, and protocols across the Aptos ecosystem. More dashboards are on the way, as we expand our partnerships and coverage of the ecosystem!

Aptos Network&#x20;


# Aptos Network

The dashboard provides in-depth analytics and sub-minute updates on the stats of the Aptos blockchain. Let's dive in to see the details!

**I. Network**

Aptoscan Dashboard gives end user an overview of the current network state, with the following info that can be found useful

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* Total transaction: number of transactions already taken place on the network
* TPS - All transactions:&#x20;
* Peak user TPS: the highest number of TPS within the last 30 days
* Total fees: total amount of fees generated for the Aptos Network
* Active Validators; Number of active validators on the network
* Total staking: total amount of APT staked to secure the network

The second section of the pic above showcases the number of TPS (blue bar)  and transaction sucesss rate within the 30-day period. You can hover over the chart to reveal exact data on a daily basis.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/2ibqP643sUSDNdGEjKSY" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

The chart on the left gives and overview of **hourly produced blocks** within the network for the last 30 days.

The chart on the right side is the visualization of **fees generated** by the network, including *daily fees (blue*) and *average fees (purple)*. All of these data can be shown with daily precision by hovering the cursor above the chart.

**II. Accounts:**

The two major data points that we found interesting on accounts are the number of daily active accounts and newly created accounts.&#x20;

Both of these data points are reflective of the general trends in usage and onboarding of developers and users towards the ecosystem. Detail number daily can be seen by hovering over the charts.

<figure><img src="/files/vvbaWsFrwK8vq4cHgjyc" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**III. Coins and Tokens:**

Another data point to keep track of for general usage and ínsights is the utilization and proliferation of on-chain coins and tokens, which could be seen through the chart below, with the data update regularly by the minute.

<figure><img src="/files/EkO9RE9iZNWCgelqCQO0" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

IV. Top Ranking:

The top-ranking section goes beyond the surface, and let analysts take a closer look at the economic activities on Aptos, and its distribution.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/3z6lQRqZN6thwV3eUPlZ" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

A few caveats here:

**Daily Active Modules**: refer to smart contract programs that initiated a transaction at least once a day.

**Top 100 Modules Ranking**: monitoring the concentration of economic activities by smart contract interactions (transactions) on the network

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**Modules by Total Transaction**: Percentage chart of the top modules on the Aptos Network

**Interacted function rankings:**  top function usage on the network.&#x20;


# Coin List

The one-pager of all Aptos coins.

Users can track all of Aptos's ecosystem coins from Aptoscan's Coin List.

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Users can use different filters to view the data they wish. Those include:

* Price
* % changes in 24h
* Number of Holders
* Fully Diluted Marketcap (FDV)


# Coins

Aptscan's coin tab.

'By clicking on a certain token on Aptoscan's Coin List, users will be redirected to the desired token. The following illustrates the design of the "Aptos Coin" tab

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**Coin Overview Section**

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The main activities recorded for every coin on Aptscan are:

1. **Transactions:** Activities regarding the chosen coin on Aptos Blockchain

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* *Version:* The transaction ID/ Tx hash
* *Age:* The time the transaction occurred
* *From:* The sender's wallet address
* *To:* The receiver's wallet address
* *Function:* On-chain activities regarding the owner's purposes
* *Gas Fee*: Network gas fee

2. **Transfers:** A tab especially dedicated only to Coin Transfer

<figure><img src="/files/ESGGy2j2kpSJYnMoG9Xi" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* *Version:* The transaction ID/ Tx hash
* *Age:* The time the transaction occurred
* *From:* The sender's wallet address
* *To:* The receiver's wallet address
* *Amount:* The exact amount of coin in the transfer
* *Gas Fee*: Network gas fee

3. **Holders:** A compilation of the coin's holders information

<figure><img src="/files/kRNd52JuRKYkNA8CUMtb" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* *Rank:* The ranking of addresses based on Quantity
* *Address:* The exact address of the holder
* *Quantity:* The exact amount of coins the address is holding
* *Percentage*: The ratio between the address's number of coins compared to the total FDV


# Token List

Aptoscan's NFT Collection Page

Aptoscan's Tokens List (or should we say NFT Collection List) is the place to be when you aim to start looking at some of the ecosystem's top NFT projects right on Aptoscan block explorer.

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Users can use different filters to view the data they wish. Those include:

* Floor Price
* Items
* Number of Holders
* Total Volumes in 7D
* % changes in 7D

\*TIP: You can click on the NFT Marketplace icon in the "Traded on" section to view their wallet address on Aptscan


# Project page

Click to view your favorite NFT Collection and Individual NFT

Aptoscan's Collection Page allows users to explore their desired NFT collection in the most intuitive fashion.

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1. **Overview -** General information of the collection

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2. **Live Activity**

Live updates of individual items on the Collection with specific actions.

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3. **Items**

Showcase every NFT in the Collection, including the following data:&#x20;

* **Listing Price**
* **Marketplace**
* **Listing Time**&#x20;

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4. **Transactions -** Compilation of the whole collection's and its own NFT on-chain activities

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* *Version:* The transaction ID/ Tx hash
* *Block*: The no. of block containing the transaction
* *Age:* The time the activity occurred
* *From:* The sender's wallet address
* *To:* The receiver's/ program wallet address
* *Function:* On-chain activities regarding the owner's purposes
* *Gas Fee*: Network gas fee

5. **Activity -** A detailed look into the movement within a selected NFT Collection

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* *NFT:* The name & image of an NFT
* *Action*: The on-chain activity recorded from the NFT's owner
* *Price:* The NFT's Price
* *From:* The initiator's wallet address
* *To:* The receiver's/ program wallet address
* *Marketplace:* The marketplace where the action occurred
* *Txs*: The transaction ID/ Tx hash

\*TIP: There is a number of filters users can choose to try should they explore the collection.&#x20;

* **Action - users can filter out certain NFT actions if they don't find them all necessary**

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* **From & To** - Copy and paste the sender's/receiver's wallet addresses to filter the exact destination

<figure><img src="/files/q84pXIfKCslQOWgv44AV" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* **Marketplace -** Filter and track your preferred Aptos NFT marketplace

<figure><img src="/files/BTOiqdeOcrTgtjJrI6PV" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


# Individual NFT page

Aptoscan Token Detail (or NFT Detail) Page is where users can go and explore the exact NFT of their choice.

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1. **Overview -** General information and data of a chosen NFT

<figure><img src="/files/zbdbPTbvEfo0mu5VAAFT" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Users can also check the specific *attributes* of the token by clicking the "All" tab

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2. Transactions - All of the token's on-chain activities

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* *Version:* The transaction ID/ Tx hash
* *Block*: The no. of block containing the transaction
* *Age:* The time the activity occurred
* *From:* The sender's wallet address
* *To:* The receiver's/ program wallet address
* *Function:* On-chain activities regarding the owner's purposes
* *Gas Fee*: Network gas fee

3. **Holders -** The detailed info of a Token's holders

<figure><img src="/files/grnCNywDkTg3gFBmvdoZ" alt=""><figcaption><p>Oopsy</p></figcaption></figure>

4. **Activity** - Every on-chain activity of the token

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* *NFT:* The name & image of an NFT
* *Action*: The on-chain activity recorded from the NFT's owner
* *Price:* The NFT's Price
* *From:* The initiator's wallet address
* *To:* The receiver's/ program wallet address
* *Marketplace:* The marketplace where the action occurred
* *Txs*: The transaction ID/ Tx hash

5. **Metadata -** The token's backbone. Users can interact with its metadata directly on Aptscan

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# Top Accounts

&#x20;The premise of the page is to showcase the top accounts within the network

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* **Rank**: the account ranking in our system
* **Address**: The account address
* **Quantity**: how many APT does this account have
* **Percentage**: %
* **Value**: Monetary equivalence in USD


# Transaction Details

Aptos is a per-transaction versioned database. When transactions are executed, the resulting state of each transaction is stored separately and thus allows for more granular data access. This is why on Aptscan, you will see "version" instead of transaction labeling.&#x20;

There are 3 types of transactions on Aptos, that are profiled on Aptscan.ai

* User Transaction
* State Checkpoint Transaction
* Block Metadata Transaction

In this doc, we will mainly focus on User Transaction, since its the page with the most information, and you will also se repetition with State Checkpoint and Block Metadata as well.&#x20;


# User Transaction

User Transactions are transactions initiated by the user signing the txn. This is to be differentiated from system transactions (state checkpoint and block metatdata)


# Overview

Take transaction <https://aptscan.ai/transactions/149608710?tab=overview> for example:

<figure><img src="/files/PcSFpRwaVA1ZwmCDguxm" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Here is the breakdown of all the important info that you will find useful in navigating Aptsacn.ai:

* *Type*: Transaction type&#x20;

* *Version*: Aptos is a per-transaction version database. When transactions are executed, the resulting state of each transaction is stored separately and thus allows for more granular data access. "Version" here means the blockchain state after executing a transaction, and it's also a fast way to identify the transaction taking place

* *Status*: Confirmation of transaction success/ failure.

* *From*: sender address

* *To*: interacting address

* *Function*: The function in the program being called.&#x20;

* *Timestamp*: when the transaction was initiated.

* *Main action*: What the transaction is doing

* *Block*: where the transaction is included

* *Expiration time*: The timestamp after which the transaction is invalid&#x20;

* *Sequence*:&#x20;

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* Gas Fee
* Gas Price
* Max Gas
* VM status
* Signature
* Event Root hash
* Accumulator root hash
* State Change Hash


# Coins balance change

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Address

Coin type

Balance before

Gas Fee

Change

Balance after


# Events

The events tab showcases you the events that take place within a transaction.&#x20;

You can navigate with the "All events" tab to filter out specific Coin or Token events.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/pCosMJjjTYxo9rYFrlZP" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

You can also click the triangle at the end of each event, to expand and understand the inner workings in greater detail.&#x20;

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# Payload

The Transaction Details *Payload* tab presents the transaction's actual code used. Click the down arrow at the bottom of the code block to expand it and see all contents.

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# Changes

The Transaction Details *Changes* tab shows the addresses, state key hashes, and data for each index in the transaction.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/dB2VQF9ft5zyGdP1x3U2" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

For full info, click on the triangle at the end of each index block for more information:

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# Account

An account is the unit level of the Aptos blockchain. An account can be an individual wallet address, or the smart contract address contains the execution code.

Aptscan.ai puts everything you want to know about the account, its transaction history, and available data under a granular view, allowing users and devs have better access to Aptos blockchain data.

At the top of the page, you will see an account overview

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&#x20;


# Transactions

\
Transaction tabs display all the transactions that have been taken on the account.

<figure><img src="/files/kBq4IiB8Pj3DWUCOAZWl" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Here is an explainer of all the info you'll find available here:

* **Version**: blockchain state after the transaction is finalized&#x20;
* **Block**: transactions are batched into blocks for execution
* **Age**: hơ long ago was the transaction executed
* **From**: token sender&#x20;
* **To**: token recipient&#x20;
* **Function**: function being utilized&#x20;
* **Gas Fee**: cost for the transaction&#x20;


# Coin transfers

Coin transfers are related to transactions that saw the exchange of ownership between various amounts of coins. An example can be seen right here.\
\
The account is <https://aptscan.ai/accounts/0xf0543ce1c423da01b74e4bf10fdb1678be3348084bc3330e40f81e1d274283bf?tab=coins>\ <br>

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As you can see, the info displayed here is similar to what we saw on the "Transactions" tab, whith the notable difference being Amount. \
\
The Amount column showss the amount of token being transfered, as well as the name of the tokens as well. Clicking on the name of the coin will direct you to the [Coin Page](/browsing-the-site/coin-list/coins)  of the specific token.&#x20;


# NFT transfers

&#x20;As the name said, NFT transfers focus on NFTs. Take a look at this account below\
<https://aptscan.ai/accounts/0xf0543ce1c423da01b74e4bf10fdb1678be3348084bc3330e40f81e1d274283bf?tab=tokens>

What you'll see is that the information on the NFT transfer tab is similar to the Coin Transfer Tab:

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The only difference is the "Amount" column. When you put the cursor over the item, you can click straight to the NFT, and see its relevant attributes.&#x20;


# Portfolio

As the name suggests, the Portfolio page allows you to monitor your portfolio and the balances within your wallet. You can also use this feature to track the portfolio/ treasury construction of other wallets as well

Take a look at <https://aptscan.ai/accounts/0x931f97b9f9c62bd1897a724228fea7bcc44d6a6175eb159bb871ce2c4687eeab?tab=portfolio> for example:

The portfolio will have 2 sub-tab\
\
***Coin***

<figure><img src="/files/hcxNyyuy7QmlshIrCFE4" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

***NFT Token page***

<figure><img src="/files/9XvXIGbiA4ZVkzy6BGFv" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

With the NFT Token page, you can also switch back to the bar view, using the button in the right side corner. The new view is similar to the Coin page subtab within the Portfolio's page.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/P8sq5ZGz5C4R1bWXkeGh" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


# Module

* A **module** in the Move programming language may either be a program or library that can create, transfer, or store assets.
* Let's take a look at how modules are detailed out on Aptscan.ai. The example below is taken from Thala's LP Oracle module.

<https://aptscan.ai/accounts/0x92e95ed77b5ac815d3fbc2227e76db238339e9ca43ace45031ec2589bea5b8c?tab=modules>

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On the left side, you will see all the modules that are being stored within this particular account. \
On the right side, you will see the detail of all the modules and how it operates, including the Code and the ABI \
\
Click on **"View Detail"** to give developers more tools to go further into Aptos Modules:\ <br>

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# Resources

Resources are user-defined data structures, with value ownership transferred by the end of a function.&#x20;

This property makes resources particularly well-served for defining global storage schemas or for representing important values (such as a token).

Here's how you can see Resources within a single account on Aptoscan:

<figure><img src="/files/YWk2oqoaUxhnSg1kUXuO" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

The account in reference is <https://aptscan.ai/accounts/0x92e95ed77b5ac815d3fbc2227e76db238339e9ca43ace45031ec2589bea5b8c?tab=resources>\ <br>


# API


# Custom RPC


# Update your Coin/Token Info


# Sign up & Manage your Account


# Watchlist & Personal Label


# Notification