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# Wallet Activities

The **Wallet Activities Page** provides a detailed overview of all user interactions within the Qubetics blockchain ecosystem, specifically designed to offer insights for delegators. 

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### Transaction Hash

A transaction hash is a unique alphanumeric string that identifies every transaction on the blockchain. This hash acts as a digital receipt for all interactions within the Qubetics network.&#x20;

### Type

The ***"Type"*** column categorizes the nature of activities associated with each transaction. For delegators, the most common activities include voting on governance proposals, unbonding funds from validators, redelegating stakes between validators, and claiming staking rewards.

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Voting enables users to actively participate in network governance, shaping the future of the ecosystem.&#x20;

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Unbonding allows users to unstake tokens from validators, while redelegation provides flexibility by transferring stakes to another validator without waiting for the unbonding period.

### Amount

The ***"Amount"*** column displays the number of TICS tokens involved in each transaction. This feature provides delegators with a clear overview of token movements, whether they are staking, unstaking, or claiming rewards.&#x20;

### Status

The ***"Status"*** column indicates the outcome of each transaction, reflecting its current state within the blockchain.&#x20;

* A successful status means the transaction has been processed and confirmed by the network, such as a successful staking or voting action.&#x20;
* A pending status suggests that the transaction is still being processed, which can occur during periods of high network activity or validator delays.&#x20;
* A failed status indicates an error, often due to insufficient gas fees, incorrect data, or network congestion.&#x20;


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