Try a web version integrated with over 2k EVM chains via ChainList RPCs. Or connect mevlog-rs CLI to your local node for the best performance.
Build complex queries with advanced filtering options. Search by events, method calls, ENS names, validator bribes, ERC20 transfers and more.
Identify unusual transactions and potential MEV opportunities. Detect anomalies in gas usage, value transfers, and execution patterns.
Powered by MIT Licensed Rust crate mevlog-rs.
mevlog.rs is a web interface for mevlog-rs CLI. This project aims to provide an easy-to-use Open Source tool for querying Ethereum transactions data with EVM tracing insights. It's still in a prototype stage. You can read about the origin of the project on my blog.
It's not a replacement for standard explorers. Think of it as a discovery tool that helps surface interesting transactions and points you to official explorers for deeper analysis.
Currently, the web interface uses public RPCs sourced from ChainList. Rust CLI is instrumented by hotpath.rs profiler.
Project received an ENS PG Builder Grant which helped me to implement the web interface, TUI, MCP, and ChainList integration.
