This ontology aims at modelling the Ethereum blocks.
Specification for smart contract interactions on Ethereum
A list specifying addresses and keys accessed during the transaction, optimizing gas usage and enabling more predictable gas costs
Behaviour of the block represented in the EthOn ontology
Specific storage locations accessed in a contract
Set of operations encoded and transmitted on the network
Process of moving funds from a contract to an address
The contract address being accessed within the AccessList and Withdrawals
The quantity of funds (usually measured in Ether) being withdrawn
Address of the individual who proposed the block
Unique identifier of the block containing transaction
Identifies the specific Ethereum blockchain instance
Contract address created if transaction is a contract
Represents how hard it is to mine a block
Address of the sender initiating the transaction
Units of computational effort required to execute transaction
Cost per unit of gas specified for the transaction
The actual amount of gas used in this block
A unique identifier for the withdrawal transaction, helping to organize and track transactions within a block
Data sent with transaction, often contract interaction
The storage key being accessed within that contract address in the AccessList
Maximum fee per gas unit for transaction inclusion
Tip to miner for transaction processing priority
Address of the miner who successfully mined the block
Hash proving sufficient computational work with nonce
A number altered to meet a specific cryptographic condition for block and transaction
Public key of the sender, derived from the private key
Cryptographic signature part of the transaction
SHA3 hash of the list of uncle blocks included
Root hash for the global state after applying changes in this block
Address of the receiver or contract interacting with
Sum of the difficulty of this block and that of all the previous blocks in the chain
Position of the transaction within the block
Root hash of the transactions in the payload
Recovery ID, part of the cryptographic signature of the transaction
The unique identifier of the validator initiating the withdrawal. In Ethereum 2.0, validators are network participants who propose and attest to blocks, and their activities are tracked via unique indices
Amount of Ether being transferred in Wei
Root hash of the withdrawals in the payload
The block class that is part of the EthOn ontology
A specify address and keys accessed during the transaction
A transaction and other data recorded on the chain
Encoded operations executed and recorded the chain
Process of retrieving funds from a contract
Specification for smart contract interactions