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A block number is an ordinal number that indicates the position of a block within the sequence of accepted blocks. A block hash is a unique identifier that helps query and reference the block. Blocks are units of information stored on a blockchain, containing grouped transactions that are verified and signed by validators. Each block has these components to ensure the integrity and order of transactions.

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Table Columns

Unique Key: Number
Column NameDescription
numberThe sequential number of the block in the blockchain.
timestampThe timestamp when the block was created.
hashThe hash of the block.
parent_hashThe hash of the parent block.
proposer_addressThe address of the proposer who created the block.
transaction_countThe number of transactions included in the block.
consensus_hashThe hash of the block’s consensus state.
app_hashThe hash of the application state.
block_idThe unique identifier for the block.
chain_idThe identifier of the blockchain (e.g., cosmoshub-4).
data_hashThe hash of the block’s data.
evidenceJSON object containing any evidence associated with the block.
evidence_hashThe hash of the evidence associated with the block.
last_block_idThe unique identifier of the previous block.
last_commit_hashThe hash of the last commit.
last_results_hashThe hash of the last results.
next_validators_hashThe hash of the next set of validators.
validators_hashThe hash of the current set of validators.
versionThe version of the blockchain software.
last_commitArray of validator signature and address from the last commit.
_created_atThe timestamp when the entry was created.
_updated_atThe timestamp when the entry was updated.