Block Model
The Block Model represents a single block. The Block Model follows the following structure:
Table
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| block_number | The block's number. | integer |
| block_hash | The hash of all the block's contents. | string |
| timestamp | The block's timestamp (in ISO-8601 format). | date-time |
| parent_hash | The block hash of the block's parent. | string |
| mix_hash | The block's mix hash, used in the proof of work algorithm. | string |
| nonce | The block's nonce, used in the proof of work algorithm. | string |
| sha3_uncles | The hash of the block's uncle blocks. | string |
| difficulty | The block's mining difficulty. | integer |
| total_difficulty | Total difficulty of all blocks up until the block. | integer |
| size | The block's size (in bytes). | integer |
| base_fee_per_gas | The base fee to include a transaction in the block (in Wei per gas unit). | integer |
| gas_limit | The maximum amount of gas that can be used in the block (in gas units). | integer |
| gas_used | The amount of gas used in the block (in gas units). | integer |
| total_fees_burned | The amount of transaction fees burned in the block (see EIP-1559) (in Wei). | integer |
| total_fees_rewarded | The amount of transaction fees rewarded to the miner of the block (in Wei). | integer |
| total_fees_saved | The amount of transaction fees saved by transactions in the block (in Wei). | integer |
| transaction_count | The number of transactions in the block. | integer |
| miner | The address of the miner who mined the block. | string |
| mining_reward | The amount rewarded to the miner of the block (in Wei). | integer |
| uncle_count | The number of uncle blocks included in the block. | integer |
| uncles | The uncle blocks included in the block (maximum 2 uncles per block). | array |
Indexes
(block_number)(timestamp)(miner_address, block_number)(miner_address, timestamp)(__confirmed = false)
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