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Table description

This table represents the blocks in the Starknet blockchain. A block is a collection of transactions, and is identified by a unique block identifier. Each block contains a timestamp and a reference to the previous block hash, forming a chain of blocks. The block structure is crucial for the blockchain’s integrity and security, ensuring a verifiable and tamper-evident ledger.

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Column Descriptions

Datatypes on Snowflake datashare are different in some cases, read more here.
  • Prior to v3 transactions upgrade, fees are denominated in wei as users pay gas with ETH. For transactions v3 and later, fees are denominated in fri as users pay gas with STRK. Hence here you can see two gas types of gas fields, one for wei and one for fri.
  • Starting with Starknet v0.13.1, Starknet distinguishes between blocks whose state diffs are sent to L1 as calldata and blocks whose state diffs are sent to L1 as blobs. The l1_da_mode property in the Starknet block header contains this information. Values possible are BLOB or CALLDATA.
  • Visit this Starknet doc on block structure to learn more.

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Table Sample

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Table description

This table represents the blocks in the Starknet blockchain. A block is a collection of transactions, and is identified by a unique block identifier. Each block contains a timestamp and a reference to the previous block hash, forming a chain of blocks. The block structure is crucial for the blockchain’s integrity and security, ensuring a verifiable and tamper-evident ledger.

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Column Descriptions

Datatypes on Snowflake datashare are different in some cases, read more here.
  • Prior to v3 transactions upgrade, fees are denominated in wei as users pay gas with ETH. For transactions v3 and later, fees are denominated in fri as users pay gas with STRK. Hence here you can see two gas types of gas fields, one for wei and one for fri.
  • Starting with Starknet v0.13.1, Starknet distinguishes between blocks whose state diffs are sent to L1 as calldata and blocks whose state diffs are sent to L1 as blobs. The l1_da_mode property in the Starknet block header contains this information. Values possible are BLOB or CALLDATA.
  • Visit this Starknet doc on block structure to learn more.

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Table Sample