Blockchain

The Blockchain page shows Monad as it is being produced, in one view instead of an explorer, a validator list and a status feed.

What It Shows

Blocks. The most recent blocks as they land, with height, producer, transaction count and how much of the gas limit each one used.

Throughput. Block time, transactions per second and transactions per block, averaged over the recent window rather than taken from the last block alone.

Gas. The current base fee and tip, and how full blocks are running.

Validators. The full set, ranked by share of stake, with each one's commission. The bar next to each name is its share relative to the largest, not an absolute scale.

RPC health. Whether the public Monad endpoints are answering, and how fast.

What It Is Not

This is a view of the chain, read from public nodes. It is not a settlement record.

Nodes lag, disagree with each other, and go down. A block visible here is not a confirmation, and the absence of one proves nothing about your transaction. Use a wallet or an explorer to confirm anything that matters.

Refresh

The page refreshes on its own while it is open. Leaving it in a background tab is fine; browsers throttle timers there, so expect it to catch up rather than update continuously when you return to it.