Exploring the Block Page

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.

Users can view more blocks detail by going to FTMScan's View Blocks page.

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Viewing Blocks Page

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  1. Network Utilization: The average percentage of gas limit used per block based on the blocks listed on the current page.
  2. Block Size (24H): The average block size for the past 24H.
  3. Block Rewards (24H): The total block reward for the past 24H.
  4. Burnt Fees: This represents the total sum of fees burned in FTM.
  5. Block: The block height, also known as a block number, indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  6. Age: 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.
  7. Txn: Total number of transactions in the block. Does not include contract internal transactions.
  8. Validator: Shows the validator that has successfully produced the block.
  9. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of the total gas limit) was also included.
  10. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  11. Reward: The total block reward received by the validator for including the block in the blockchain.
  1. Network Utilization: The average percentage of gas limit used per block based on the blocks listed on the current page.
  2. Block Size (24H): The average block size for the past 24H.
  3. Block Rewards (24H): The total block reward for the past 24H.
  4. Burnt Fees: This represents the total sum of fees burned in FTM.
  5. Block: The block height, also known as a block number, indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  6. Age: 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.
  7. Txn: Total number of transactions in the block. Does not include contract internal transactions.
  8. Validator: Shows the validator that has successfully produced the block.
  9. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of the total gas limit) was also included.
  10. Gas Limit: Total gas limit for the block.
  11. Base Fee: This represents the minimum gasUsed multiplier required for a transaction to be included in a block.
  12. Reward: The total block reward received by the validator for including the block in the blockchain.
  13. Burnt Fees (MATIC): This represents the part of the tx fee that is burnt: baseFeePerGas * gasUsed. The burnt fees percentage out of total transaction fees is also displayed.
  1. Network Utilization: The average percentage of gas limit used per block based on the blocks listed on the current page.
  2. Block Size (24H): The average block size for the past 24H.
  3. Block Rewards (24H): The total block reward for the past 24H.
  4. Burnt Fees: This represents the total sum of fees burned in FTM.
  5. Block: The block height, also known as a block number, indicates the position of a particular block in the blockchain.
  6. Age: 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.
  7. Txn: Total number of transactions in the block. Does not include contract internal transactions.
  8. Gas Used: The total gas used in the block. The gas used percentage (out of the total gas limit) was also included.
  9. Reward: The total block reward received by the validator for including the block in the blockchain.

Clicking on the block height will bring you to the block details page. You may learn more about viewing specific block details here.

Teck Yuan Lee
Teck Yuan Lee
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