[–] mouzogu 2y ago ↗ i think it might be some accounting trickery from a BTC miner to avoid some regulations.today is the BTC halving. [–] raverbashing 2y ago ↗ Who exactly gets the transaction fees and how are they calculated in the BTC case? [–] neximo64 2y ago ↗ It has no benefit unless you have a guarantee of winning the block. Its most likely a mistake. [–] 8organicbits 2y ago ↗ If you don't announce the transaction then you're the only one who can mine a block containing the transaction.
[–] raverbashing 2y ago ↗ Who exactly gets the transaction fees and how are they calculated in the BTC case?
[–] neximo64 2y ago ↗ It has no benefit unless you have a guarantee of winning the block. Its most likely a mistake. [–] 8organicbits 2y ago ↗ If you don't announce the transaction then you're the only one who can mine a block containing the transaction.
[–] 8organicbits 2y ago ↗ If you don't announce the transaction then you're the only one who can mine a block containing the transaction.
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[ 4.3 ms ] story [ 22.5 ms ] threadtoday is the BTC halving.