kaia-models/models/doc_descriptions/core/kaia_blocks.md
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{% docs kaia_block_header_json %}

This JSON column contains the block header details.

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{% docs kaia_blockchain %}

The blockchain on which transactions are being confirmed.

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{% docs kaia_blocks_hash %}

The hash of the block header for a given block.

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{% docs kaia_blocks_nonce %}

Block nonce is a value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a given block.

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{% docs kaia_blocks_table_doc %}

This table contains block level data for the kaia Blockchain. This table can be used to analyze trends at a block level, for example gas fees vs. total transactions over time. For more information on EVM transactions, please see Etherscan Resources or The Ethereum Organization

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{% docs kaia_difficulty %}

The effort required to mine the block.

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{% docs kaia_extra_data %}

Any data included by the validator for a given block.

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{% docs kaia_gas_limit %}

Total gas limit provided by all transactions in the block.

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{% docs kaia_gas_used %}

Total gas used in the block.

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{% docs kaia_miner %}

Miner who successfully added a given block to the blockchain.

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{% docs kaia_network %}

The network on the blockchain used by a transaction.

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{% docs kaia_parent_hash %}

The hash of the block from which a given block is generated. Also known as the parent block.

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{% docs kaia_receipts_root %}

The root of the state trie.

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{% docs kaia_sha3_uncles %}

The mechanism which Ethereum Javascript RLP encodes an empty string.

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{% docs kaia_size %}

Block size, which is determined by a given block's gas limit.

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{% docs kaia_total_difficulty %}

Total difficulty of the chain at a given block.

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{% docs kaia_tx_count %}

Total number of transactions within a block.

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{% docs kaia_uncle_blocks %}

Uncle blocks occur when two blocks are mined and broadcasted at the same time, with the same block number. The block validated across the most nodes will be added to the primary chain, and the other one becomes an uncle block. Miners do receive rewards for uncle blocks.

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