Ethereum
Ethereum is a decentralized, open-source Layer 1 Blockchain featuring smart contract functionality. It is known for its role in establishing a platform for decentralized applications (DApps) and decentralized finance (DeFi). Ethereum's native cryptocurrency, Ether (ETH), is used to power transactions and applications on the network.
Raw Datasets
Ethereum's data can be organized into various tables to provide structured insights for the analysts to work upon and analyze or build dashboards on top of it .
We as an Analytics platform provide the following Raw Datasets for you to decode the blockchain:
Blocks: Contains data about each block mined on the Ethereum blockchain, including block number, timestamp, transactions, miner details, and rewards.
Transactions: Lists individual transactions occurring on the network, detailing sender and receiver addresses, transaction hashes, values transferred, and gas used.
Contracts: Records details about smart contracts deployed on Ethereum, including contract creation transactions, associated bytecode, and execution outcomes.
Logs: These includes columns for the transaction hash, log index, block number, address of the contract emitting the log, event signature, topics, and the data associated with the event.
Traces: Traces table include columns for transaction hash, trace address (which indicates the position of a particular action within the overall transaction), type of trace (e.g., call, create, suicide), from/to addresses, value transferred, input data, and output data.
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