Returns the number of transactions in a block by its number.
eth_getBlockTransactionCountByNumber JSON-RPC method returns the number of transactions in a block by its number. This method provides a lightweight way to get transaction count information for sequential block analysis, making it efficient for building statistics and monitoring network activity over time.
blockNumber (string, required) — Block identifier: "latest", "earliest", "pending", or a specific block number in hexadecimalnull if the block is not found.
result — The number of transactions in the block as a hexadecimal string0x prefix0x0 indicates an empty block (no transactions)null indicates the block number doesn’t exist"latest" — Most recent block transaction count"earliest" — Genesis block transaction count (usually 0)"pending" — Pending block transaction count"0x9d0c37" — Specific block number (10,291,255 in decimal)"latest" — Most recent block transaction count"earliest" — Genesis block transaction count (usually 0)"0x9d0c37" — Specific block number (10,291,255 in decimal)eth_getBlockTransactionCountByNumber method is essential for applications that need to:
"latest" and "earliest", making it suitable for both historical analysis and real-time monitoring. The count includes both regular transactions and system transactions from HyperCore.JSON-RPC version
2.0 The RPC method name
eth_getBlockTransactionCountByNumber Parameters: [blockNumber]
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