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130,691< 6 confirmations is generally considered too few for high-value transactions. This convention's applicability may vary.
2020-01-02 22:36:45
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1,161 B
3 Inputs
Total Input:
- #0via 06c20c51c28e68ce20ad1e45232002eb2f66baca919964918b8e6a6fd6ddc05a [0]06c20c51c28e68ce20ad1e45232002eb2f66baca919964918b8e6a6fd6ddc05a
- #1via 2c95d2b7cb5ac3892ffd8a3799269df4ec395e6348b0db27e10109fd1098a36d [2]2c95d2b7cb5ac3892ffd8a3799269df4ec395e6348b0db27e10109fd1098a36d
- #2via 2c95d2b7cb5ac3892ffd8a3799269df4ec395e6348b0db27e10109fd1098a36d [3]2c95d2b7cb5ac3892ffd8a3799269df4ec395e6348b0db27e10109fd1098a36d
4 Outputs
Total Output:
- #0bitcom - B
Print ASCII j"19HxigV4QyBv3tHpQVcUEQyq1pzZVdoAutM # What will replace OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY & OP_CHECKSEQUENCEVERIFY after the Genesis upgrade? Since these two opcodes will be removed after Genesis and (from my understanding) `nLockTime` works in a slightly different way (prevents transaction from being included in a block vs. UTXO being locked until given time/block height), how will be possible to achieve same functionality after that? Is it possible to build a locking/redeem script using other opcodes that achieves the same result? Or is there something else? text/markdownUTF-8 question.md