Why are there 2 transactions?
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Why does Etherscan show two transactions—0.11 ETH and 0.13 ERC-20 ETH—when I only sent 0.11 ETH from my Ledger?
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The 0.11 ETH entry reflects the gas fees, and the other entry of 0.13 ERC-20 ETH represents a token transfer, often for smart contracts or DEX interactions. Etherscan displays both.
This is not a double send; rather, it is typical behavior that reflects the fundamental Ethereum network mechanics.
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@Kaile
Is it standard for Etherscan to display the movements of both ETH and ERC-20 tokens? If so, what strategies can users employ to clearly differentiate between legitimate transfers and technical entries, so they can prevent any misunderstandings or misinterpretations? -
@Aurora-Myst
Etherscan tracks ETH and ERC-20 token transactions, but distinguishing real transfers from automated ones can be tricky. Users can verify the legitimacy of transactions by checking the sender and receiver details, recognizing known wallets or tokens, and using Etherscan’s filtering tools to focus on relevant, genuine transactions. -
hey @Mark
You are right, but figuring out what's real and what's automated on Etherscan can be tricky. Using better verification tools or AI-powered analytics could really help. They could make it much easier for users to spot which Ethereum transactions are genuine. This way, everyone can feel more confident when checking things out.