# Event Tab

The Events Tab provides a detailed list of all blockchain events triggered by the smart contract. Events are crucial for understanding contract behavior, analyzing on-chain activity, and debugging issues. This tab helps users track and explore all emitted events in an organized table format.

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* **Txn Hash**\
  A unique identifier for the transaction that triggered the event *(e.g., 0x6b5...4c85)*. Clicking on the hash opens detailed information about the transaction, including its logs and execution details.
* **Block**\
  Displays the block number where the event was recorded *(e.g., 187564434)*. This helps users trace the timeline of the event.
* **Timestamp**\
  Shows the time that has passed since the block containing the event was mined *(e.g., 1 min ago)*. This provides real-time context for event timing.
* **Method**\
  Indicates the specific function or method in the contract that generated the event *(e.g., Approval)*. This helps users identify the purpose of the event.
* **Logs**\
  Offers detailed information about the event, broken into:
  * **Topics:** Indexed parameters of the event, such as the sender and recipient addresses or token amounts, which are used for quick filtering and identification.
  * **Data:** Additional non-indexed data associated with the event, providing deeper insights into its details.
  * **Hex View:** A raw hexadecimal representation of the log data, useful for developers conducting low-level debugging or technical analysis.
  * **Dex View:** A decoded and structured representation of on-chain event logs, the Dex View translates raw log data into a human-readable format, making it easier for developers and analysts to interpret smart contract interactions, especially those related to decentralized exchanges or token transfers.


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