Exploring the Block Details

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Polygon PoS (polygonscan.com) is an EVM-compatible environment optimized for high throughput and low transaction fees while Polygon zkEVM (zkevm.polygonscan.com) is an EVM-equivalent ZK rollup designed for security.

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A block is a core concept that can be thought of as a page in a ledger. A block contains transaction data and the hash of the previous block that ensures immutability and security in the blockchain network.

Polygon PoS

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Clicking on the block height will bring you to the block details page. You may refer to our other article to know more about our block page.

Navigating a Block Details Page

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A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Comments: The tab that displays the Disqus comment section of the block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  3. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact BNB.
  4. Validated By: Shows which validator received the reward for successfully building the block.
  5. Block Reward: The total block reward received by the validator for including the block in the blockchain.
  6. Difficulty: The amount of effort required to validate a new block. The difficulty algorithm may adjust according to time.
  7. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  8. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  9. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  10. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  11. Burnt Fees: Fees burnt by this block.
  12. Extra Data: Any data that can be included by the validator in the block.
  13. BNB Price: Closing price of BNB on date of transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which BscScan Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. StateRoot: The root of the state trie.
  18. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Comments: The tab that displays the Disqus comment section of the block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  3. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact MATIC.
  4. Validated By: Shows which validator received the reward for successfully building the block.
  5. Block Reward: The total block reward received by the validator for including the block in the blockchain.
  6. Difficulty: The amount of effort required to validate a new block. The difficulty algorithm may adjust according to time.
  7. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  8. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  9. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  10. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  11. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  12. Burnt Fees: Fees burnt by this block.
  13. Extra Data: Any data that can be included by the validator in the block.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which Polygonscan Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Comments: The tab that displays the Disqus comment section of the block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  3. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact FTM.
  4. Validated By: Shows which validator received the reward for successfully building the block.
  5. Block Reward: The total block reward received by the validator for including the block in the blockchain.
  6. Difficulty: The amount of effort required to validate a new block. The difficulty algorithm may adjust according to time.
  7. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  8. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  9. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  10. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  11. Extra Data: Any data that can be included by the validator in the block.
  12. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  13. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  14. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which FTMScan Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  15. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Comments: The tab that displays the Disqus comment section of the block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Status: Shows the progress of the building block.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact GLMR.
  5. By Collator: Shows which collator received the reward for successfully building the block.
  6. Difficulty: The amount of effort required to validate a new block. The difficulty algorithm may adjust according to time.
  7. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  8. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  9. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  10. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  11. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  12. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  13. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which Moonscan Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  14. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  3. Batch Index: This represents the Batch Index for this block.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Block Reward: For each block, the miner is rewarded with a finite amount of ETH on top of the fees paid for all transactions in the block.
  7. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  8. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  9. Extra Data: Any data that can be included by the validator in the block.
  10. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  11. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  12. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  13. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  3. Batch Index: This represents the Batch Index for this block.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Block Reward: For each block, the miner is rewarded with a finite amount of ETH on top of the fees paid for all transactions in the block.
  7. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  8. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  9. Extra Data: Any data that can be included by the validator in the block.
  10. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  11. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  12. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  13. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  3. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  4. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  5. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  6. Extra Data: Any data that can be included by the validator in the block.
  7. ETH Price: The price of ETH at the time of the transaction.
  8. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  9. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact {{coin}}.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact {{coin}}.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact {{coin}}.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact {{coin}}.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact {{coin}}.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact {{coin}}.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Signers: The list of validators that have signed (& not signed) on this block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Epoch: The epoch that this block was produced in.
  3. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact {{coin}}.
  5. Validated By: Validator who successfully include the block onto the blockchain.
  6. Base Fee Per Gas: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a tx to be included in a block.
  7. Community Fund: A fraction of the total desired epoch rewards that will provide for general upkeep of the {{chain}} platform.
  8. Difficulty: The difficulty of adding this block to the chain.
  9. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  10. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  11. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  12. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  13. {{coin}} Price: The price of {{coin}} at the time of the transaction.
  14. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  15. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  16. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which ETH Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  17. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.

Polygon zkEVM

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Clicking on the block height will bring you to the block details page. You may refer to our other article to know more about our block page.

Navigating a Block Details Page

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A. Block Number: Indicates the number of the produced block
B. Overview: The tab that displays the block main information.
C. Comments: The tab that displays the Disqus comment section of the block.

Overview Tab

  1. Block Height: The block height, also known as block number, which indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  2. Timestamp: Shows how long ago a block was built. Can be toggled with Date Time (UTC) to display the date and time at which the block was built.
  3. Batch Index: This shows the number of transaction batches that has been submitted to Ethereum up until this batch.
  4. Transactions: The number of transactions in the block. Contract internal transactions refer to transactions that are created from contract executions and transact ETH.
  5. Sequenced By: Shows which sequencer received the reward for successfully building the block.
  6. Difficulty: The amount of effort required to validate a new block. The difficulty algorithm may adjust according to time.
  7. Total Difficulty: Total difficulty of adding the block to the chain (measured in hashes) until this block.
  8. Size: Size of the block in bytes. It is determined by the block's gas limit.
  9. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of total gas limit) is also included.
  10. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  11. Hash: The hash of the block header of the current block.
  12. Parent Hash: The hash of the block from which this block was generated, also known as its parent block.
  13. Sha3Uncles: The mechanism which zkEVM Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.
  14. Nonce: Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.