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** Understanding the time of maturation of the block: guide for the Ethereum orphan orphan
In the world of crypto currencies and blockchain technology, understanding the intricacies of the block time is crucial for anyone who wants to move with a complex ecosystem. In particular, when the block becomes an orphan block, it means that the networks do not check its valid transactions and therefore do not have the necessary “mining” power to add blockchain.
In Ethereum, each new block must meet certain conditions before it can be considered valid and received the necessary “gas” (currency used for transactions fees) to confirm its transactions. However, if the block does not meet these requirements, it becomes known as a block of orphan.
So what is the time of maturation of the block? In other words, when the block becomes acceptable to add to blockchain?
Block maturation time
In Ethereum, each block has a unique time mark that represents the moment when it was created. However, this time mark itself is not enough to determine if the block is mature enough to add to blockchain.
In order to qualify as a mature block, its time tag must meet certain conditions:
- Validation : The block had to check at least one “miner” (a person or organization that solved a complex mathematical puzzle and created a new block).
- Gas : The block had to receive enough gas to confirm its transactions.
- Time label : The block time mark must be in a certain time window from the previous block.
Orfan blocks: When can be added to them again?
When the block becomes an orphan, it means:
- His valid transactions no longer check miners.
- There is not enough gas to confirm its transactions.
- Its time tag is located outside the permitted window for maturity.
In other words, if the block does not meet these terms in a specific time frame (usually 1 hour), it will become orphans and can be re -added to blockchain through a process called “delegator rebalancing”.
Conclusion
Understanding the time of maturation of the block is essential in Ethereum and beyond. Realizing this concept, you will be better equipped to move in the complex world of the crypto currency and blockchain technology.
In the next article, we will deeper into the topic of rebalancing miners and how it affects the overall safety and stability of the network.
I hope this explanation helps clarify things for you!