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Bitcoin Block Overview

• Height: 892,637
• Transaction Count: 3,888
• Size: 1,672,862 bytes
• Weight: 3,993,446 vbytes
• Timestamp: 1744784744

In this block, you may notice transactions with fees as high as 100 sats/byte. Typically, 5 sats/byte is a guaranteed inclusion into the next block.

Higher fees might indicate priority transactions, where senders want their transactions confirmed quickly due to urgency or a congested network. Some users are willing to pay a premium, especially during peak times, ensuring their transactions are processed faster.

Here's a simple breakdown of this Bitcoin transaction:

What Happened:

• Transaction ID: This transaction has a special code, called a txid, which is "6249a72dc790c1e306969521e97967f71104cb2869ac5391a4c2f31db4bdcbe6".

Who Gave Money (Inputs):

• Senders: The same person sent 600 sats multiple times, for a total of 3,000 sats before the transaction fees.

Who Got Money (Outputs):

• Recipients: The money went mostly back to the same sender in smaller parts with the total of 7,438 sats divided as:
  • 6,600 sats to the first address.
  • 546 sats to four other addresses.

Fees:

• Transaction Fee: It cost 5,380 sats to carry out this transaction.

Size:

• Size: This transaction is 3,795 bytes, which is how much space it takes up on the blockchain.

So, it’s like sending a big allowance back to yourself but also paying some friends!

Here’s a concise breakdown of the Bitcoin transaction:

• Transaction ID (txid): 230098f9fc4211caf9603cbe4b98f5c6dbcd0d1ded11677917cee088289abe32

Inputs ("vin")

• Sender Address: bc1qxl23tafz2ns2gdyjftaeqecespyu2g7ahyc5nc
• Amount Sent: 1,126,686 sats (0.01126686 BTC)

Outputs ("vout")

• Recipient Address 1: 1C8jBhDcJk4do7pBn5TwPRFwGTqGJNfEN9

  • Amount Received: 35,906 sats (0.00035906 BTC)

• Recipient Address 2: bc1qxl23tafz2ns2gdyjftaeqecespyu2g7ahyc5nc

  • Amount Received: 1,089,628 sats (0.01089628 BTC)

Additional Details

• Transaction Fee: 1,152 sats
• Size of Transaction: 226 bytes

This transaction sends Bitcoin mainly back to the original sender while also transferring a small amount to a different address.

Once upon a time in Bitcoin land...

There was a special transaction that moved digital coins. The sender had 106,362,200 sats, which is like having a big pile of shiny marbles.

This sender gave away some of their marbles to different friends:

• One friend got 123,258 sats (a big handful).
• Another friend got 8,651 sats (a smaller handful).
• A third friend received 23,787 sats.
• A fourth friend took 71,109 sats.
• Lastly, a fifth friend got 227,135 sats.

After sharing, there was a small cost of 7,511 sats for doing all this.

The transaction is like a game of passing marbles where everyone gets some, and a little bit goes to the game master!

The Bitcoin block with the hash 000000000000000000017e2b14d063407a24dc6e4c0c68ce06f4aa30c7934b0c at height 892518 contains only 1 transaction.

This single transaction includes inputs (vin) and outputs (vout) details. The senders (inputs) reference a cryptocurrency coinbase transaction, while the recipients (outputs) comprise several addresses, including values of 546 sats and 312,499,454 sats.