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Further to our earlier post, which describes the data structure of a block in the blockchain, here is a quick example of what does the block look like
Relating it back to the post, it contains the
- Size, Version, Bits and Height in the chain as to where it belongs
- Number of transactions
- Merkle root
- Timestamp
- Link to the previous block
- Mining Difficulty
- Nonce
- And a list of all the transactions in the block.
Again, each transaction has the following format
Again as per the details in the earlier post, amongst the technical information, it contains the size, mine time and the block that it is a part of , along with the details of the coinbase in input and output.
