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ChristianØ
@christian
For 3000 $DEGEN, what was this transaction? Requirements: - Tx Type (e.g. Swap) - Tx Description (e.g. Swapped 3 AAVE for 1 BNB) https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x073b00f37f751c8b8e287b063ea6b0e40986eec200566ca82fd225c59feb79a6 - @bountybot
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
Type: Withdraw rewards Description: Withdrew 395,887.457015 AIDOGE in rewards from the pool
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ChristianØ
@christian
Danne you're in the right direction! It's not a Withdraw Rewards though...
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
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ChristianØ
@christian
Right, the function is indeed Withdraw, but the user isn't receiving/claiming rewards. So, that would make this...
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
hm I'm confused. ops.sender is 0x0aedf2, and that account received 395k AIDOGE
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ChristianØ
@christian
Yes it's a Withdraw function, but AIDOGE in this tx is not a "Reward". So, that makes the classification of the transaction different. For example a Swap vs. Unwrap. A swap from ETH to wETH isn't actually a Swap, but an Unwrap tx. The tx classification changes.
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Gagan
@encrypted-soul
@datadanne.eth would love to know what tool you are using to read through the code / transaction
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
The screenshot from earlier in the thread is from https://tenderly.co/, a really amazing tool
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