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Robinhood Chain tip · reading the chain

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Robinhood Chain approvals

ERC-20 approvals just written on chain 4663, and whether that spender can still move the coins. Leave the owner blank for the whole chain, or paste a wallet to see only its approvals. One allowance, including a pair that did not approve in this window, is on Robinhood Chain allowance. Setting an allowance back to zero is on Robinhood Chain revoke.

About this desk

What you use it for
See ERC-20 approvals just written on Robinhood Chain, and whether the spender can still move those coins. Paste an owner to limit the list to one wallet.
What the numbers are
Each row is an Approval log. The amount is what that log wrote. Allowance now is the current allowance for the same owner and spender. Still open means that current allowance is above zero. Cleared means it is zero.
What it leaves out
The window is the latest blocks, shortened if the chain refuses a wider read. Older approvals are absent. Clearing an allowance is on Robinhood Chain revoke. A pair you want to check outside this window belongs on Robinhood Chain allowance.

Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.

16 shown from the last 120 blocks. Every owner.

How to read this

Still open
The log is the approval that was written. Allowance now is the contract’s current allowance for that owner and spender. Cleared means the current allowance is zero. Unlimited means the stored amount is at the top of the integer range.
What this does not do
It only reads. It does not send a revoke. Approvals older than the window are absent until you check that exact pair on Robinhood Chain allowance.