Balance Changes
See the net change in native assets, tokens, and NFTs for every address.
Balance Changes answers one question: when the transaction ends, who gained or lost which assets?
It compares balances before and after the transaction to show the final net impact for each address. Use it to confirm the outcome first; use Token Flow when you need the intermediate path.
Start with an example
The table shows that X Pepe (XPEPE) Token Exploit ends with 0.668965478403995034 ETH. UniswapV3Pool gains about 149,874,999,999.547945 X Pepe while losing 0.680568466516036487 WETH. Together, these changes show X Pepe being exchanged for WETH, then unwrapped into ETH and distributed back to the transaction sender.
Read the table
| Column | Meaning | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Address | The address whose balance changed | Start with the sender, recipient, and key contracts |
| Token | Native asset, ERC-20, or NFT | ETH and WETH are separate assets |
| Change | Net change produced by the transaction | Positive means gained; negative means lost |
| Before | Balance before execution | Confirms the starting point |
| After | Balance after execution | Confirms the final balance |
Addresses are grouped, with changed assets listed underneath. Find the address you care about, read the sign in Change, then verify it with Before and After.
Notes
- Balance Changes shows the final net result, not every transfer. Use Token Flow for the path.
- ETH and WETH are different assets, so a wrap or unwrap can change both.
- For a failed transaction, check its status before treating internal behavior as a final balance result.