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# Recent Transactions

## Recent Transactions

The **Recent Transactions** feed shows the most recent buys and sells for the selected pair.

#### **Displayed Data**

* **Timestamp** → Exact time of transaction.
* **Type** → Buy or Sell.
* **Wallet** → Partially masked wallet address (clickable for full explorer view).
* **Amount** → Quantity of tokens traded.
* **Value (USD)** → Approximate trade value in USD.
* **Tx Hash** → Quick link to block explorer.

#### **Advanced Features**

* **Whale Detection** → Large trades are highlighted.
* **Pattern Recognition** → Flags suspicious behaviors (bot-like activity, dev wallet dumps).
* **Filter** → Show only buys, only sells, or whale transactions.

#### **Use Case**

* Identify if whales are accumulating or dumping.
* Spot sudden buy/sell pressure before the chart reacts.
* Verify liquidity depth and real trading activity.


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