Endpoint
Introduction
The Beacon Chain was the name given to a ledger of accounts that conducted and coordinated the network of Ethereum stakers before those stakers started validating real Ethereum transactions. It did not process transactions or handle smart contract interactions.
It introduced the consensus engine (or "consensus layer") that took the place of proof-of-work mining on Ethereum and brought many significant improvements with it.
The Beacon Chain was a foundational component for the secure, environmentally friendly and scalable Ethereum we have now.
Quotas & Limits
- This API package's consumption is measured by (CUPS).
- Each user will have a monthly quota of CU under a set rate limit Compute Units (CUs)depending on your membership tiers.
- Your monthly quota will be shared among all API packages that consume CU.
API List (52)
Aggregates all attestations matching given attestation data root and slot.
Retrieves the committees for the given state.
Retrieves attestations known by the node but not necessarily incorporated into any block.
Requests the beacon node to provide a set of attestation duties, which should be performed by validators, for a particular epoch.
Retrieves attester slashings known by the node but not necessarily incorporated into any block.
Retrieves block details for given block id.
Retrieves attestation included in requested block.
Retrieves block header for given block id.
Retrieves block headers matching given query. By default it will fetch current head slot blocks.
Request beacon node to provide all validators that are scheduled to propose a block in the given epoch.
Supported Chains & Networks
