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The `dex.trades` table captures detailed data on decentralized exchange (DEX) trades, recording all raw trade events across various  protocols and blockchains.

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dex_aggregator.trades

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Column name	Type	Description
id	bigint	Internal event id
kind	string	Event type (new-order, expiry, sale, cancel, balance-change, approval-change, bootstrap, revalidation, reprice)
collection_id	string	Collection id
contract	string	Contract address
token_id	string	Id of the token in the collection
order_id	string	Associated ask id
maker	string	Associated ask maker wallet address
price	decimal	Associated ask price (native currency)
previous_price	decimal	previous floor ask price (native currency)
valid_until	bigint	Associated ask validity expiration
source	string	Source of the order (e.g. opensea.io)
tx_hash	string	Associated transaction hash
tx_timestamp	bigint	Associated transaction timestamp
created_at	timestamp	Timestamp the event was recorded

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