> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blockdagnetwork.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blockdagnetwork.io/block-explorer/evm/block-list.md).

# Block List

The block list is a key feature that shows a detailed and record of all the blocks added to the blockchain. It allows users to track transactions in each block, see block details *(like number, timestamp, and miner)*. This helps ensure transparency and allows for real-time monitoring and analysis of blockchain activity.

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**Summary Section:** This section provides an at-a-glance view of key metrics for the blockchain:

* **Last Safe Block:** Displays the most recent block deemed ***"safe"*** for transactions *(in this case, \`84\`)*.

**Block List**

Below the summary, you can see a detailed list of blocks *(blocks “90 to 99” are shown here)*. Each block provides various key metrics:

* **Block Number:** Represents the height of the block in the chain, showing the sequence of block creation. *(e.g., #35791)*.
* **Hash:** A unique identifier for the block, generated based on the block's contents.
* **Age:** The timestamp of when the block was added to the network. *(e.g., "9 sec. ago")*.
* **Txn Count:** The number of transactions included in the block, showing how many transactions were confirmed in this block.
* **Gas Used:** The total amount of computational effort spent executing transactions within the block.
* **Gas Limit:** The maximum amount of gas that can be used in the block, set by the network to regulate transaction throughput.
* **Base Fee:** The minimum fee per gas unit that must be paid for a transaction to be included in the block.&#x20;

**Block Navigation:** A pagination bar is visible at the bottom of the block list, total number of blocks, and users can navigate through these blocks by page *(\`1/89\`)*.

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