The tokens.erc20 table contains metadata for ERC20 tokens across all EVM-compatible networks indexed on Dune. This dataset provides essential information about ERC20 tokens, including:
  • The blockchain on which the token exists
  • The contract address of the token
  • The token symbol
  • The token name
  • The number of decimals used by the token

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Coverage

This table covers tokens across all EVM chains on Dune. Tokens are automatically detected and included when they meet the following criteria:
  • Have emitted ERC20 Transfer events
  • Have at least 1 transfer recorded on-chain
New tokens meeting these criteria are added to the table within approximately 1 hour of detection.

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Data Sources

We use Sim API to retrieve token metadata for all qualifying contracts. For chains not supported on Sim API, we fall back to DefinedFi as our metadata provider. Native tokens are also included in this dataset, using metadata info from dune.blockchains.

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Utility

The ERC20 metadata table offers valuable information for token analysis and integration, allowing you to:
  • Identify tokens across different blockchains
  • Retrieve essential token information for calculations and display
The table contains the following columns:
Datatypes on Snowflake datashare are different in some cases, read more here.

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Sample Queries

Query ERC20 tokens on a specific blockchain This query returns ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum blockchain: 
SELECT
    contract_address,
    symbol,
    decimals
FROM tokens.erc20
WHERE blockchain = 'ethereum'
LIMIT 100
Find tokens with a specific symbol across blockchains This query finds all tokens with the symbol “USDC” across different blockchains: 
SELECT
    blockchain,
    contract_address,
    symbol,
    decimals
FROM tokens.erc20
WHERE symbol = 'USDC'
List tokens with non-standard decimal places This query lists tokens that don’t use the standard 18 decimal places: 
SELECT
    blockchain,
    contract_address,
    symbol,
    decimals
FROM tokens.erc20
WHERE decimals != 18
ORDER BY decimals DESC
LIMIT 50
Count tokens by blockchain This query shows the distribution of tokens across different blockchains: 
SELECT
    blockchain,
    COUNT(*) as token_count
FROM tokens.erc20
GROUP BY blockchain
ORDER BY token_count DESC