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# Contract List

Contract listing is a feature that allows users to view and explore smart contracts deployed on the blockchain. It provides a centralized repository of all active contracts, offering details such as the contract address, creator, deployment date, and contract type *(e.g., ERC-20 or custom)*. This functionality helps developers, users, and auditors track and interact with deployed contracts.

When a contract is deployed, it is automatically added to the listing, and its metadata is indexed for easy access. Users can click on a contract to view its details, including transaction history, methods, and events. This ensures transparency and allows anyone to verify the contract's purpose and activity. 

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### Contracts Overview Section

The Contracts Overview Section gives a summary of all smart contracts deployed on the Qubetics blockchain, helping users understand the scale and variety of contracts available:

* **Total Contracts**\
  Shows the total number of smart contracts deployed on the blockchain *(e.g., 734)*. This includes all contract types, such as token contracts, governance contracts, and application-specific contracts.
* **Contracts (ERC-20)**\
  Displays the total number of ERC-20 token contracts *(e.g., 500)*. These contracts follow a standard that ensures compatibility with wallets, exchanges, and other blockchain tools.
* **Contracts (ERC-721)**\
  Displays the total number of ERC-721 token contracts *(e.g., 500)*. These contracts follow a standard that ensures compatibility with wallets, exchanges, and other blockchain tools.
* **Contracts (ERC-1155)**\
  Displays the total number of ERC-1155 token contracts *(e.g., 500)*. These contracts follow a standard that ensures compatibility with wallets, exchanges, and other blockchain tools.

### Token Information Table

The Token Information Table provides a detailed overview of each deployed smart contract and its associated token on the Qubetics blockchain. This table includes the following columns:

* **Name**\
  The name of the blockchain or token linked to the contract *(e.g., Qubetics Chain)*. This helps users identify the purpose or origin of the contract.
* **Type**\
  Specifies the type of contract *(e.g., ERC-20)*, indicating the standard it follows. This is crucial for understanding the contract’s functionality and compatibility.
* **Contract Address**\
  Displays the unique address of the deployed smart contract *(e.g., 0x47865...46845)*. Clicking on this address opens a detailed view of the contract, including its transaction history, token metrics, and deployment data.
* **Txn Hash**\
  Shows the total number of transactions involving the contract *(e.g., 4)*. This helps users gauge the contract's activity and usage.
* **Last Executed At**\
  The most recent time when the contract was interacted with *(e.g., Feb 2024, 18:15:20)*. This indicates how actively the contract is being used.
* **Deployed At**\
  Displays the time of the contract’s initial deployment to the blockchain *(e.g., 2024-09-28 04:14 am)*. This provides context about the contract’s longevity and history.
* **Status**\
  The status column shows the current state of each contract verification, indicating whether it is ***"Success"***, ***"Pending"***, or ***"Failed"***.

### Pagination

Pagination controls at the bottom of the contract list allow users to navigate through multiple pages of token data efficiently (e.g., 1, 2, 3 ... 12).


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