A Cardano block is a collection of transactions that are grouped together and verified as a unit.
It's similar to a page in a ledger. Each block contains a hash, which is a unique cryptographic
code that identifies the block and its contents.
Once a block is created, it's added to the blockchain, which is a public, distributed database.
This process is known as block production. The creation of new blocks is carried out by staking
pools, which are groups of individuals who contribute their ADA to secure the network.
Blocks play a crucial role in the Cardano network by recording transactions, ensuring security,
and providing a historical record.
Block Details
| Epoch | 2 |
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| Transactions | 1 |
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| Size | 988 bytes |
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| Time | 2017-10-05 16:44:51 |
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| Block Hash | \xaec74d4b912578461dacf862c73938069947359c72550585bb8d5f8b0d7acdb1 |
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| Slot Number | 50940 |
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| Epoch Slot No. | 7740 |
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| Block No. | 50915 |
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| Slot Leader ID | 3 |
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| Protocol | 0.0 |
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Block Operator
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