Block Information
Time: 2021-10-19 21:21:47
Size: 12,719 bytes
Transaction Count: 19
Block Transactions
This page shows all transactions included in block 6392699. Each transaction represents a transfer of ADA or native tokens between addresses on the Cardano blockchain.
| Transaction Hash | Block | Index | Total Output | Fees | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
\x759...a5d3
|
6392699 | 0 | ₳ 651.81 | ₳ 0.194 | 441 bytes |
\xc84...7c15
|
6392699 | 1 | ₳ 9.94K | ₳ 0.193 | 800 bytes |
\xc8e...d170
|
6392699 | 2 | ₳ 30.03K | ₳ 0.186 | 692 bytes |
\xb79...12a3
|
6392699 | 3 | ₳ 37.84 | ₳ 0.385 | 344 bytes |
\x24f...a777
|
6392699 | 4 | ₳ 5.06K | ₳ 0.185 | 668 bytes |
\xe2a...c796
|
6392699 | 5 | ₳ 71.19 | ₳ 0.194 | 441 bytes |
\x587...02a8
|
6392699 | 6 | ₳ 29.90K | ₳ 0.176 | 455 bytes |
\x250...6a93
|
6392699 | 7 | ₳ 1.829 | ₳ 0.171 | 218 bytes |
\xf19...4b27
|
6392699 | 8 | ₳ 195.42 | ₳ 0.232 | 1,747 bytes |
\x72d...31b7
|
6392699 | 9 | ₳ 10.41 | ₳ 0.397 | 363 bytes |
\x424...d643
|
6392699 | 10 | ₳ 141.29 | ₳ 0.194 | 441 bytes |
\xe81...2a2b
|
6392699 | 11 | ₳ 249.64 | ₳ 0.545 | 3,280 bytes |
\x202...1e6d
|
6392699 | 12 | ₳ 52.50 | ₳ 0.174 | 382 bytes |
\xbc5...e241
|
6392699 | 13 | ₳ 25.07K | ₳ 0.175 | 367 bytes |
\xd21...a36a
|
6392699 | 14 | ₳ 494.14 | ₳ 0.197 | 565 bytes |
\xf14...1d35
|
6392699 | 15 | ₳ 2.34K | ₳ 0.227 | 565 bytes |
\xdca...25b8
|
6392699 | 16 | ₳ 399.83 | ₳ 0.171 | 261 bytes |
\xd46...2705
|
6392699 | 17 | ₳ 839.66K | ₳ 0.169 | 284 bytes |
\xc18...3cc1
|
6392699 | 18 | ₳ 9.287 | ₳ 0.194 | 437 bytes |
Transaction Summary
Total Transactions: 19
Total Output: ₳ 944.31K
Total Fees: ₳ 4.360
Average Output per TX: ₳ 49.70K
Average Fee per TX: ₳ 0.229
Understanding Cardano Transactions
Transaction Components
- Inputs: Source addresses and amounts being spent
- Outputs: Destination addresses and amounts being received
- Fees: Network fees paid to validators
- Metadata: Optional additional data
Transaction Properties
- Immutable: Cannot be changed once confirmed
- Transparent: Publicly verifiable on the blockchain
- Secure: Cryptographically protected
- Decentralized: No central authority required
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