ClearTrace

• Rank exchanges by slippageRank decentralised exchanges and aggregators by how close their trades land to the market price, best first. Each gets a Slippage Score from 0 to 100 and the number of trades it is based on. Exchanges with fewer than 1,000 trades are left out.
• Get recent tradesGet a sample of recent exchange trades on one chain, newest first: the tokens swapped, the dollar value, the exchange and any aggregator, the gas paid and whether it went through. The sample is small and refreshed on each data sync, not a live feed of every trade.
• Look up where a trade came fromLook up one trade by its transaction hash and find out which app, router or aggregator it came through and how ClearTrace knows, plus the pools it touched, any fees skimmed off it and whether it was sandwiched. A block explorer link to the transaction works in place of the hash.
• Get an address profileSee what a wallet or contract address is and what it holds: whether it is a contract, ClearTrace's guess at what kind (a treasury, a trading bot, a router), its ETH balance and its token balances.
• Get an address's trading volumeSee how much exchange volume ClearTrace has traced through one contract or wallet, per chain, split by how it was routed: direct, through a proxy or through an aggregator. Most useful for unnamed proxies and hidden frontends; a well-known exchange is listed by name rather than address.
• Get gas pricesGet the gas price right now on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Optimism, and which is cheapest, to time a transaction or compare costs.
• List contract labelsList the busy contracts ClearTrace has profiled, with the name it found for each where it found one, what kind of contract it is and how sure it is.
• Get volume by sourceSee which apps, routers and contracts send the most exchange volume, largest first, split by how it was routed. This is ClearTrace's main attribution table.
• Get sandwich attacksGet the biggest sandwich attacks of the last 7 days, where a bot trades just before and after someone to profit from their trade, with the victim's wallet and trade size and the week's totals. Weekly totals count victims trading at least $1,000.
• Get failed transaction ratesSee how often each aggregator's transactions fail on chain, per chain, both overall and for regular users. By default only venues that can fairly be compared are shown: on batch-auction and intent venues an order that can't be filled never reaches the chain, so their rate is always near zero.
• Get routing flowsSee where trades are handed from one interface to another, largest first: for example how much volume regular wallets send into a given router. Filter either end by part of its name.

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