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# Blocks Page

The Blocks page provides real-time updates on the latest blocks produced, including details such as block height, hash, and production time.

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### Blocks Table

The Blocks Table provides a detailed view of recently produced blocks on the blockchain.&#x20;

* **Block**\
  Displays the block number *(e.g., 8014556)*. Each block is assigned a unique sequential number that represents its position in the blockchain.&#x20;
* **Block Hash**\
  Shows the unique cryptographic identifier for each block *(e.g., 0x47865...4c8f345)*. The block hash is a cryptographic signature generated based on the block's contents, ensuring immutability and integrity.&#x20;
* **Validator**\
  Displays the validator responsible for producing the block *(e.g., qubetics1k...1456ad)*. The validator name or address identifies the node that validated and produced the block.&#x20;
* **Time**\
  Shows the time elapsed since the block was created *(e.g., 1m ago)*. The time column dynamically updates to reflect the time since the block was generated.


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