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# MONAD MONITOR by StakeAngle

A clean real-time dashboard showing the essential operational metrics of the Monad blockchain.\
Available at: [**https://monad-monitor.stakeangle.com/**](https://monad-monitor.stakeangle.com/)

### **🔹 Core Metrics**

* **Block Height** — current finalized block.
* **Average Block Time** — moving average block interval.
* **Active Validators** — unique validators seen in the last 10k blocks.
* **Gas Price** — current gas price in Gwei.

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### **🔹 Network Performance**

* **Network TPS** — live transactions per second.
* **Epoch Progress** — current slot and % of epoch completed.
* **Block Fullness** — gas usage as % of block limit.
* **Block Fees (MON)** — fees collected in the latest block.

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### **🔹 Epoch Summary**

* **Proposed Blocks**
* **Finalized Blocks**
* **Total Transactions**
* **Total Fees (MON)**

(Shows overall activity and throughput for the active epoch.)

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### **🔹 Recent Blocks Table (Last 50)**

Each row displays:

* Block number
* Age
* Validator
* Tx count
* Gas used
* Fullness

Ideal for monitoring validator activity and execution patterns.


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