Blocks
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Welcome to the blocks page of explorer! Here you can easily track each new block that is added to the blockchain. We offer a user-friendly interface to view all the important data that you will need.
If you need more detailed information about the block, you can click on the transaction hash.
Each line contains information about:
Block height: The sequential number of a block in the blockchain, representing its position in the chain.
Validator: The entity responsible for verifying and proposing blocks in the blockchain.
Hash block: A unique cryptographic identifier generated by hashing the block’s data.
Txs count: The total number of transactions included in the block.
Date and time: The timestamp when the block was validated and added to the chain.
One of the main features is that you can leave the appearance of blocks and consider a certain block.
Block Height: The sequential number of the block in the blockchain.
Hash: A unique identifier for the block, represented as a hexadecimal string.
Proposer: The entity that proposed or created the block. This could be a validator or node.
Timestamp: The time and date when the block was confirmed.
Transactions: Total number of transactions in the block.
Num of Txs: A field indicating the number of transactions in the block.
Block Height: Same as in the Block Overview section, this is the block’s position in the blockchain.
Size: The size of the block, represented in bytes.
Validator: The node or entity responsible for validating the block.
Parent Hash: The hash of the previous block, linking this block to its predecessor.
Gas Used & Limit: The amount of gas (processing power) consumed by the block, compared to the maximum gas allowed.
Difficulty: The difficulty of selecting validators and maintaining block creation intervals..
Nonce: A unique number used in the mining process to ensure only one block can be mined at a time.
Base Fee per Gas: The minimum mandatory fee for each unit of gas, which is automatically set and dynamically adjusted depending on the network load.
Priority Fee / Tip: The additional amount paid by the user to incentivize validators to prioritize their transactions.
A list of validators or nodes that signed or endorsed the block, represented by their unique addresses.
Hash: A unique identifier for the transaction, used to track and reference it.
Fee: The amount of gas or currency paid for processing the transaction.
Amount: The total value transferred in the transaction.
From: The address initiating the transaction.
To: The recipient address of the transaction.
Status: Indicates the outcome of the transaction.
When you click on the block, you will be taken to the block page, where the above information about the block is indicated. You can also view this information in json format.
With blocks page, you always have access to up-to-date information about the network. We strive to make working with the STORY blockchain as convenient and accessible as possible!
