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132,817< 6 confirmations is generally considered too few for high-value transactions. This convention's applicability may vary.
2019-12-14 09:48:50
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922 B
3 Inputs
Total Input:
- #0via 033fffc71996d5ea97f8acc84077fbfa279af1fe499c594bcf499b78c20d956b [3]033fffc71996d5ea97f8acc84077fbfa279af1fe499c594bcf499b78c20d956b
- #1via f91ab63204fdac179cf1f1fa7f283cd13e5c6c325f07f45ce057bd35552c92c8 [3]f91ab63204fdac179cf1f1fa7f283cd13e5c6c325f07f45ce057bd35552c92c8
- #2via fbae5c5b09afd15568b2d0f94542ce3391c33797028fd16202ff24b6c07d702b [3]fbae5c5b09afd15568b2d0f94542ce3391c33797028fd16202ff24b6c07d702b
4 Outputs
Total Output:
- #0bitcom - B
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