Follow permissions, transactions, and positions.
Using a dapp can involve more than the asset movement visible in a wallet. This collection separates permissions from executed actions, then follows the records that explain a DeFi position. Begin with the Web3 guide to understand approvals and the evidence a permission register should retain. Continue with the DeFi guide for swaps, liquidity, lending, and the distinction between an asset held directly and a claim recorded by a protocol. The articles emphasize concrete evidence and careful classifications. They are useful when a single transaction produces several effects or when a position changes even though its wallet display appears quiet.
DeFi activity can change what you hold without producing a simple payment history. Build linked records for transactions and positions, distinguish deposits from borrowed assets, and reconcile liquidity shares, fees, and debt with observations taken at a defined block.
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A wallet history does not explain every permission an application holds. Learn how to keep connections, approvals, signatures, and completed transactions in linked records, then review the evidence without confusing a disconnected website with a revoked allowance.
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