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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
The nft.getBalance method is not JSON-RPC method, but abstracted method for getting NFTs balance. This function helps you to fetch all the NFT's a wallet holds, all you have to do is pass the address.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
The nft.getBalance method is not JSON-RPC method, but abstracted method for getting NFTs balance. This function helps you to fetch all the NFT's a wallet holds, all you have to do is pass the address.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The getBlockchainInfo is a RPC method that provides general information about the current state of the blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining an overview of the blockchain, including the best block hash, chain height, difficulty, and network protocol version. It can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, tracking network upgrades, and assessing the current mining difficulty.
The getBlockCount is a RPC method that returns the number of blocks in the local best blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the current height of the blockchain, which can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, determining the number of confirmations for a transaction, or assessing the progress of the blockchain's growth.
The getBestBlockHash is a RPC method that returns the hash of the best (tip) block in the longest blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the latest block hash, which can be used to fetch block details or confirmations for transactions.
The createrawtransaction RPC method creates an unsigned raw transaction that spends a set of previous transaction outputs to a set of new addresses with specific amounts. The method can be used to create custom transactions, which can then be signed and broadcasted to the network.
The estimatesmartfee method provides an estimated fee rate for a transaction to be confirmed within a certain number of blocks. The estimation is based on recent transactions in the network. This method can be useful for users or applications trying to decide on an appropriate fee for their transactions, based on the desired confirmation speed.
The getBlockStats is a RPC method that returns various statistics about a specified block. This method is useful for obtaining detailed information about a block, including the number of transactions, transaction volume, fees, and other related data. The results can be used for data analysis, monitoring, and understanding the state of the Bitcoin network at a specific block height.
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The getBlockchainInfo is a RPC method that provides general information about the current state of the blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining an overview of the blockchain, including the best block hash, chain height, difficulty, and network protocol version. It can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, tracking network upgrades, and assessing the current mining difficulty.
The getBlockCount is a RPC method that returns the number of blocks in the local best blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the current height of the blockchain, which can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, determining the number of confirmations for a transaction, or assessing the progress of the blockchain's growth.
The getBestBlockHash is a RPC method that returns the hash of the best (tip) block in the longest blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the latest block hash, which can be used to fetch block details or confirmations for transactions.
The createrawtransaction RPC method creates an unsigned raw transaction that spends a set of previous transaction outputs to a set of new addresses with specific amounts. The method can be used to create custom transactions, which can then be signed and broadcasted to the network.
The estimatesmartfee method provides an estimated fee rate for a transaction to be confirmed within a certain number of blocks. The estimation is based on recent transactions in the network. This method can be useful for users or applications trying to decide on an appropriate fee for their transactions, based on the desired confirmation speed.
The getBlockStats is a RPC method that returns various statistics about a specified block. This method is useful for obtaining detailed information about a block, including the number of transactions, transaction volume, fees, and other related data. The results can be used for data analysis, monitoring, and understanding the state of the Bitcoin network at a specific block height.
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The getBlockchainInfo is a RPC method that provides general information about the current state of the blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining an overview of the blockchain, including the best block hash, chain height, difficulty, and network protocol version. It can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, tracking network upgrades, and assessing the current mining difficulty.
The getBlockCount is a RPC method that returns the number of blocks in the local best blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the current height of the blockchain, which can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, determining the number of confirmations for a transaction, or assessing the progress of the blockchain's growth.
The getBestBlockHash is a RPC method that returns the hash of the best (tip) block in the longest blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the latest block hash, which can be used to fetch block details or confirmations for transactions.
The createrawtransaction RPC method creates an unsigned raw transaction that spends a set of previous transaction outputs to a set of new addresses with specific amounts. The method can be used to create custom transactions, which can then be signed and broadcasted to the network.
The estimatesmartfee method provides an estimated fee rate for a transaction to be confirmed within a certain number of blocks. The estimation is based on recent transactions in the network. This method can be useful for users or applications trying to decide on an appropriate fee for their transactions, based on the desired confirmation speed.
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Returns an object containing various details about the blockchain.
Retrieves the current balance.
Get Block Info.
Returns an object containing various details about a specific account on the blockchain.
This method expects a transaction in JSON format and will attempt to apply it to the blockchain.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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Returns information on a single transaction by its identifying hash. It is primarily used for querying details about specific transactions that have occurred on the XRP Ledger.
Returns information about the public ledger in XRP. You can specify various options to customize the returned information, such as the ledger version, whether to include full information on the entire ledger, the ledger's entire state data, information on transactions in the specified ledger version, and so on.
Returns the current state of the open-ledger requirements for the transaction cost. This method requires the FeeEscalation amendment to be enabled.
Returns a list of currencies that an account can send or receive, based on its trust lines. This isn't a thoroughly confirmed list but can be used to populate user interfaces.
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Returns specific and detailed information about a particular account on the Solana blockchain.
Returns the total supply of a specific SPL (Solana Program Library) Token in the network.
Returns the details of a specific transaction, identified by its signature.
Returns identity and transaction information about a confirmed block in the ledger.
Returns the current balance of a specified account on the Solana blockchain.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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The getBlockchainInfo is a RPC method that provides general information about the current state of the blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining an overview of the blockchain, including the best block hash, chain height, difficulty, and network protocol version. It can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, tracking network upgrades, and assessing the current mining difficulty.
The getBlockCount is a RPC method that returns the number of blocks in the local best blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the current height of the blockchain, which can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, determining the number of confirmations for a transaction, or assessing the progress of the blockchain's growth.
The getBestBlockHash is a RPC method that returns the hash of the best (tip) block in the longest blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the latest block hash, which can be used to fetch block details or confirmations for transactions.
The createrawtransaction RPC method creates an unsigned raw transaction that spends a set of previous transaction outputs to a set of new addresses with specific amounts. The method can be used to create custom transactions, which can then be signed and broadcasted to the network.
The estimatesmartfee method provides an estimated fee rate for a transaction to be confirmed within a certain number of blocks. The estimation is based on recent transactions in the network. This method can be useful for users or applications trying to decide on an appropriate fee for their transactions, based on the desired confirmation speed.
The getBlockStats is a RPC method that returns various statistics about a specified block. This method is useful for obtaining detailed information about a block, including the number of transactions, transaction volume, fees, and other related data. The results can be used for data analysis, monitoring, and understanding the state of the Bitcoin network at a specific block height.
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The getBlockchainInfo is a RPC method that provides general information about the current state of the blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining an overview of the blockchain, including the best block hash, chain height, difficulty, and network protocol version. It can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, tracking network upgrades, and assessing the current mining difficulty.
The getBlockCount is a RPC method that returns the number of blocks in the local best blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the current height of the blockchain, which can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring the blockchain, determining the number of confirmations for a transaction, or assessing the progress of the blockchain's growth.
The getBestBlockHash is a RPC method that returns the hash of the best (tip) block in the longest blockchain. This method is useful for obtaining the latest block hash, which can be used to fetch block details or confirmations for transactions.
The createrawtransaction RPC method creates an unsigned raw transaction that spends a set of previous transaction outputs to a set of new addresses with specific amounts. The method can be used to create custom transactions, which can then be signed and broadcasted to the network.
The estimatesmartfee method provides an estimated fee rate for a transaction to be confirmed within a certain number of blocks. The estimation is based on recent transactions in the network. This method can be useful for users or applications trying to decide on an appropriate fee for their transactions, based on the desired confirmation speed.
The getBlockStats is a RPC method that returns various statistics about a specified block. This method is useful for obtaining detailed information about a block, including the number of transactions, transaction volume, fees, and other related data. The results can be used for data analysis, monitoring, and understanding the state of the Bitcoin network at a specific block height.
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The blockNumber method returns the number of the most recent block on the blockchain. This method is commonly used to track the current state of the network, monitor for new blocks, or fetch historical data.
The getBalance method is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to retrieve the balance of a specified address. This method can be used to query the balance of any address, whether it is a contract or an externally owned account (EOA). A common use case for this method is to display the current balance of a user's account in a wallet application or a decentralised application (DApp).
The getTransactionByHash is a JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.
The getBlockReceipts method retrieves and returns all transaction receipts for a specific block. Transaction receipts contain essential information related to the execution status and outcomes of individual transactions within the block, including details about the amount of gas used, contract events emitted, and whether the transactions were successful or not. By using the getBlockReceipts, developers can seek a comprehensive overview of the transactions' results within a particular block.
The gasPrice method is a JSON-RPC method used to estimate the average gas price required for transactions in the Ethereum network. This method provides a suggestion for the gas price to be used in a transaction to increase the likelihood of it being mined and included in a block in a reasonable amount of time. The gasPrice method is particularly useful for developers and users who want to create and send transactions, as it helps them estimate the appropriate gas price to ensure timely processing.
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