IMO tok0 and tok1 make the most sense to index, although I could possibly see an argument for sender--but I generally expect that to be low cardinality, unless other teams besides Maker start using this exact same oracle code. I don't think orcl is very interesting to index if tok0 and tok1 are indexed. orb0 and orb1 are probably more interesting to have as data to check if they are what is expected based on tok0 and tok1. I think indexing wat likely becomes redundant as well if tok0 and tok1 are indexed.
IMO
tok0
andtok1
make the most sense to index, although I could possibly see an argument forsender
--but I generally expect that to be low cardinality, unless other teams besides Maker start using this exact same oracle code. I don't thinkorcl
is very interesting to index iftok0
andtok1
are indexed.orb0
andorb1
are probably more interesting to have as data to check if they are what is expected based ontok0
andtok1
. I think indexingwat
likely becomes redundant as well iftok0
andtok1
are indexed.