Optional accumulatedThe accumulated seed used for randomness in block generation. This seed is generated from previous blocks and influences the consensus.
The hash of the block's body, which contains the transactions and other block data. This is used to verify the integrity of the block's contents.
Optional eraThe era end details for this block's era, if available.
The eraEnd may include information about the transition from one era to another.
The era ID in which this block was created. The era ID represents the block's position within a specific era in the blockchain.
The height of the block in the blockchain. The block height indicates its position relative to the first block in the chain (genesis block).
The hash of the parent block, linking this block to its predecessor in the chain. The parent hash is used to verify the continuity of the blockchain.
Optional protocolThe protocol version used for this block, indicating the version of the consensus rules.
A random bit used for consensus, which may play a role in the block's selection or generation.
The hash of the state root, representing the state of the blockchain after this block is applied. The state root hash is used to verify the consistency of the blockchain's state.
The timestamp indicating when the block was created. This timestamp helps to determine the block's position in time within the blockchain.
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Represents the header of a version 1 block in the blockchain. The header contains metadata about the block, such as its height, parent hash, protocol version, and timestamps.