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Description of the beacon.withdrawals table on Dune

Withdrawals

beacon.withdrawals

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Column	Type	Description
block_epoch	long	Epoch number when the block containing the withdrawal was proposed.
block_slot	long	Slot number within the epoch when the block containing the withdrawal was proposed.
block_time	timestamp	Timestamp when the block containing the withdrawal was included in the chain.
block_date	date	Date corresponding to the block_time.
address	binary	Execution layer (Eth1) address receiving the withdrawn ETH.
amount	long	Amount of ETH withdrawn, specified in Gwei.
index	long	Unique identifier for the withdrawal operation.
validator_index	long	Index of the validator initiating the withdrawal.

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