A Cardano address (either legacy format or new format).

Extra attributes carried by Byron addresses (network magic and/or HD payload).

A number of asset, can be negative went burning assets.

A stake key or script hash in base16.

A Blake2b 28-byte hash digest of a verification key or script.

A block number, the i-th block to be minted is number i.

An Ed25519-BIP32 chain-code for key deriviation.

A hash digest from an unspecified algorithm and length.

A Blake2b 28-byte hash digest, encoded in base16.

A Blake2b 32-byte hash digest, encoded in base16.

An epoch number or length.

An Ed25519-BIP32 Byron genesis delegate verification key with chain-code.

A network target, as defined since the Shelley era.

A magic number for telling networks apart. (e.g. 764824073)

The origin of the blockchain. This point is special in the sense that it doesn't point to any existing slots, but is preceding any existing other point.

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A Blake2b 28-byte hash digest, encoded in base16.

A ratio of two integers, to express exact fractions.

Plutus data, CBOR-serialised.

A reward account, also known as 'stake address'.

Number of slots from the tip of the ledger in which it is guaranteed that no hard fork can take place. This should be (at least) the number of slots in which we are guaranteed to have k blocks.

A phase-1 monetary script. Timelocks constraints are only supported since Allegra.

An EdDSA signature.

An absolute slot number.

A stake address (a.k.a reward account)

A Blake2b 32-byte hash digest of a pool's verification key.

A Blake2b 32-byte hash digest of a transaction body

An Ed25519 verification key.