Ledgerium Weekly Update 11th October 2019

Hello everyone,

As we are getting close to launching our Ledgerium Blockchain publicly, there are quite a few actions.

General Updates

Ledgerium actively contributes to the blockchain open source community. We want to share that Ledgerium submitted the pull request to JP Morgan’s quorum.js repository which has been approved and is now available with the latest version 0.3.2. Do read about the changes here.

Developer Updates

It is our constant endeavour to improve our block explorer. This week, we have integrated it with the ethstat module of the Ledgeriumcore. The Ledgeriumcore node constantly emits the following stats to its subscribers' applications:

=> latency

=> node current time

=> Block details (newly mined or historical details) by block producer

• Block number
• Block hash
• Parent block hash
• Block timestamp
• Block miner block producer coinbase address
• Gas consumed in the block
• Gas limit of the block
• Total difficulty of the block — equivalent of the block number
• List of transactions hash included in the block
• ‘Transactions’ Merkle root hash
• ‘State’ Merkle root hash
• List of Validators coinbase which have participated in the consensus and sealing the block

=> Current count of pending transactions

=> Overall status of the block producer node

• Active status
• Mining status
• Hashrate
• Peer count
• Current Gas Price in Wei
• Synching status
• uptime

Block explorer now consumes these notifications and displays the same on its front end interface. It enables the user to know the state of every block producer node as well as the overall blockchain.