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Activity is the account-wide record of launch and wallet actions handled by Proxima. Use it before repeating an operation or investigating an unexpected balance.

Activity list with tabs, filters, contexts, and event details in Proxima Activity list with tabs, filters, contexts, and event details in Proxima

Find the operation

Choose All, Launches, or Wallets. Then narrow the list by search, date range, network, and event tags. Changing the primary tab resets its event tags.

Search accepts a launch, event, or wallet. Useful tags include trades, runners, launch funding, wallet funding, rescue, withdrawals, Shield, and archive.

Activity scope, search, date, network, and event filters

Read the event

Context identifies the action and related launch or wallet. Details shows amounts, destinations, wallet counts, and transaction data. Expand the row for its complete breakdown.

Sort by time and switch between relative and full timestamps when matching an event with an external record.

Launch history rows with wallet, amount, action, and transaction details

Confirm the final state

Open every available transaction link in the network explorer. Then compare the explorer result with the affected wallet balances and the outcome you expected.

A Proxima event is operational evidence. The network explorer remains the final source for on-chain confirmation.

Verify an operation

  1. Record the approximate time, network, launch or wallet, and action type.

  2. Filter Activity until one matching event remains, then expand it.

  3. Check the status, amounts, destinations, and every affected wallet.

  4. Open the transaction in the network explorer and verify the resulting balances.

Use the complete verification sequence →