Block Details (UTXO)

Offers detailed information about individual blocks and their transactions. Users can track BDAG token flow by examining inputs and outputs, analysing block data, and following transactions in detail. Each transaction and address can be explored further by clicking the respective links, providing in-depth transparency and blockchain analysis.

Block Hash Display

This section displays a unique identifier (hash) for the block, which is generated from the UTXO block and serves to uniquely identify it in the blockchain. Users can copy the block hash by clicking on the "Copy" button next to it.

Block Details

• Current Depth: Indicates the block's depth in the blockchain, which reflects the number of blocks added to the chain after this one. A lower depth means the block is newer.

• Block Hash: A block hash is a unique fingerprint of the block created using its data. If anything changes, the hash changes completely, ensuring security. It helps verify that the block hasn’t been altered.

• Parent Hash: The parent hash is the hash of the previous block. This links all blocks in the blockchain. It ensures that transactions follow a correct order and prevents tampering.

• Age: The age tells how long ago the block was created. Older blocks have more confirmations, making their transactions more secure.

• Total Difficulty: This shows the total computing power used to mine all blocks up to this one. A higher difficulty means a stronger and more secure blockchain.

• Block Size: The block size in bytes shows how much data, including transaction information, is contained within the block.

• Block Weight: The Block Weight measures how much data and computational power the block takes. Larger or more complex transactions take up more weight, affecting block space.

• Virtual Block Size: This tells how much space the block actually occupies after optimizations. It helps manage blockchain efficiency and transaction fees.

• Version : The version number of the block.

• Nonce: A one-time-use number in cryptography that helps generate the block's hash, plays a role in the mining process.

• Merkle Root: The root hash of the Merkle tree for transactions in this block ensures that the transactions have not been tampered with.

• Bits (Difficulty Target): The current difficulty target indicates how challenging it is to mine a block.

• Total Fee: The total transaction fees collected for the transactions processed within the block.

• Total Sent: This shows how much cryptocurrency was moved in this block. A higher value means more transaction activity in the block.

Input and Output Transaction Details

Users can visualise the movement of BDAG tokens in and out of their wallet(s). Each address is clickable, enabling users to explore more details about specific transactions or wallet activity.

• Inputs Consumed : This displays the amount of BDAG tokens used in the transaction. Each input refers to a previous transaction where the BDAG tokens were originally received.

• Outputs Created : Shows the number of BDAG tokens sent to new recipients in this transaction. Each output details:

  • The amount of BDAG sent.

  • The address that received the BDAG

Value Transacted

This data helps users pinpoint the exact amounts transferred on the blockchain, ensuring transparency in token movement. This displays the total amount of BDAG transacted within the block. For instance, if there are two transactions in the block:

• One transaction involves 3.16666973 BDAG.

• The other involves 0.06453093 BDAG.