Dogecoin blocks contain transactions that are processed and added to the blockchain, linking to previous blocks to form a chain.

Table Columns

Column NameDescription
timestampTimestamp indicating when this block was mined.
numberThe number of the block in the blockchain.
hashThe unique identifier or hash of the block.
confirmationsNumber of blocks that have been mined after this block, indicating how deeply it is embedded in the chain.
versionThe block version number.
merkle_rootThe root of the Merkle tree of all transactions in the block, used to verify transaction integrity.
median_timeThe median timestamp of the last 11 blocks, used for time-lock transactions.
nonceA 32-bit number that miners change to try to get a valid block hash.
bitsThe encoded difficulty target for this block.
difficultyThe difficulty target for this block, indicating how hard it was to mine.
chainworkThe total amount of work that has been done to mine all blocks up to and including this one.
transaction_countThe number of transactions included in this block.
previous_block_hashThe hash of the previous block in the chain.
next_block_hashThe hash of the next block in the chain.
stripped_sizeThe size of the block in bytes, excluding witness data.
sizeThe total size of the block in bytes, including all transaction data.
weightThe block weight, used to measure block size limits in the network.
auxpowAuxiliary Proof of Work data, used in merged mining with other cryptocurrencies.
_created_atTimestamp of when this record was created in the database.
_updated_atTimestamp of when this record was last updated in the database.