Account Labeling
using on-chain data
Last updated
using on-chain data
Last updated
We currently recognize three different account types based on on-chain information:
EOA (Externally Owned Account)
Smart Contract
Liquidity Pool
DexGuru labels an account as EOA when anyone with private keys controls it. This kind of account can be thought of as a wallet address.
We label an account as Smart Contract when it is a program/code that runs on-chain. Some contracts will have their names listed and some won't. This is because we use on-chain data. We can only get names of smart contracts that have a name method in their ABI (Application Binary Interface). The last label is Liquidity Pool implies that an account is a smart contract and specifically represents a liquidity pool address. All liquidity pools are smart contracts, but not all smart contracts are liquidity pools.
Currently, the account labeling feature can be found inside đToken Profile
You can also check account type inside Account Profile (aka Token Profileđŗ)