The Activity page offers a narrative and timeline view of what a wallet has been doing on-chain.

#Purpose

Instead of parsing raw transaction data from block explorers, the Activity page translates on-chain events into human-readable actions. This gives you a clear story of what happened without needing to understand transaction hashes, contract calls, or event logs.

#What you will see

#Split-View Interface

The page uses a dual-panel layout designed for efficient exploration:

• Left panel: Scrollable list of action cards showing recent wallet activity
• Right panel: Inspector panel displaying detailed information about the selected action

When you click any action card in the list, the inspector panel opens with full action details with direct links to explorers for deeper analysis and verification.

#Grouping Modes

You can view your activity in two different ways using the toggle at the top:

By Day — Actions are grouped chronologically by date, showing what happened each day. This is ideal for understanding your recent activity timeline or finding actions from a specific date.

By Type — Actions are grouped by category (Rewards, Delegations, Staking, Transfers etc.). This view is useful when you want to see all actions of a particular type together, regardless of when they occurred.

#Activity Window

The Activity page shows the last 30 days of wallet activity across all supported protocols. The system intelligently deduplicates related events, so you won't see the same transaction multiple times even when it appears in different data sources.

#Types of Actions

The page tracks all significant wallet actions:

FTSO Actions

• Claimed FTSO Rewards
• Claimed FTSO Data Provider Fee
• Added New Delegation
• Removed FTSO Delegations
• Changed FTSO Delegations

Staking Actions

• Claimed Staking Rewards
• Added New Validator Stake
• Created New Validator
• Validator Unstake

Transfer Actions

• Sent
• Received

Token Actions

• Wrapped Tokens
• Unwrapped Tokens
• WNAT Transfer
• Sent
• Received

Cross-Chain Actions

• Cross-Chain Transfer (C-chain ↔ P-chain)

Other Actions

• Contract Interaction (governance votes, approvals, etc.)