Confirmed transaction b8c7efe3057f01c39b04ef8d2ec8f5b8a0d9b8ce1b093ac2ea800f e9cd1b06de Status
Confirmed338,866 confirmations Value flow Ribbon height is proportional to value. Value flow: 1 input to 3 outputs Coinbase 6.25061096 BCH; to Output 0 · P2PKH 6.25061096 BCH; Output 1 · OP_RETURN 0.00000000 BCH; Output 2 · OP_RETURN 0.00000000 BCH; 100.0% of input value Coinbase 6.25061096 BCH new coins plus the block's fees Output 0 · P2PKH 6.25061096 BCH bitcoincash:qzhpwjj6…2qh950dy spent Output 1 · OP_RETURN 0.00000000 BCH script 85870a4c46…73d4bd8d unspent Output 2 · OP_RETURN 0.00000000 BCH script 40bf163221…bb65f6db unspent Value flow: 1 input to 3 outputs Coinbase 6.25061096 BCH; to Output 0 · P2PKH 6.25061096 BCH; Output 1 · OP_RETURN 0.00000000 BCH; Output 2 · OP_RETURN 0.00000000 BCH; in 0 out 0 out 1 out 2 Coinbase: 6.25061096 BCH of new coins and fees to 3 outputs.
Settlement check Input total
Coinbase
no inputs spent; new coins plus fees
Output total
6.25061096
BCH, 3 outputs
Miner fee
None
a coinbase pays no fee
Size
269 B
version 1, locktime 564,388,211
CashTokens
None
no token prefix on any output
Coinbase: it creates 6.25061096 BCH of new coins and fees, so there are no inputs to balance.
# Address and previous output Type Amount Scripts 0 Coinbase creates new coins; no previous output Coinbase — ‹/› Scripts Unlock type Coinbase · Coinbase data: “^,mml+^6Sw26RK…”
Unlocking script · 84 bytes
<0xb0b509>
<0xf8a0c85e>
<0xfabe6d6d0ffc6cfbba1c2b805e36bd81da1beedab9537732a9368fc111f1d6f652054b0310000000f09f909f>
<0xe4b883e5bda9e7a59ee4bb99e9b1bc>
<0xf09f909f>
<0x1e0810008eb70000> 03b0b50904f8a0c85e2cfabe6d6d0ffc6cfbba1c2b805e36bd81da1beedab9537732a9368fc111f1d6f652054b0310000000f09f909f0fe4b883e5bda9e7a59ee4bb99e9b1bc04f09f909f081e0810008eb70000
Outputs3 · 6.25061096 BCH Spend states looked up for 3 of 3 outputs: 1 spent, 2 unspent. # Address Type Spent Amount Scripts 0 qzhpwjj6…2qh950dy Spent6.25061096 BCH ‹/› Scripts 1 script 85870a4c46…73d4bd8d Unspent0.00000000 BCH ‹/› Scripts Locking script Metadata output: “L)RSKBLOCK:<sElopMz#$L…”
Locking script bytes · 44 bytes
OP_RETURN
<0x52534b424c4f434b3a3ce8c387cd819673c445eab36c6f70ff02f0fc1bc619ee4d7ae9982300244cbc> 6a4c2952534b424c4f434b3a3ce8c387cd819673c445eab36c6f70ff02f0fc1bc619ee4d7ae9982300244cbc 2 script 40bf163221…bb65f6db Unspent0.00000000 BCH ‹/› Scripts Locking script Metadata output: “$mtq56p[c”
Locking script bytes · 38 bytes
OP_RETURN
<0xb9e11b6d98a9db74b297b27181aab3db35c1a8e2d23670d61517e2e2bea907cecf5b8663> 6a24b9e11b6d98a9db74b297b27181aab3db35c1a8e2d23670d61517e2e2bea907cecf5b8663
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Raw transaction269 bytes Copy hex01000000 010000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000ffffffff5403b0b50904f8a0c85e2cfabe6d6d0ffc6cfbba1c2b805e36bd81da1beedab9537732a9368fc111f1d6f652054b0310000000f09f909f0fe4b883e5bda9e7a59ee4bb99e9b1bc04f09f909f081e0810008eb700000000000003e8ac4125000000001976a914ae174a5aaee8c56f60ad25…81aab3db35c1a8e2d23670d61517e2e2bea907cecf5b866373e1a321 Show full hex 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 Bitauth scenario libauth wallet template JSON A scenario bundles this transaction with the outputs it spends, so each unlocking script can be stepped through op by op in Bitauth IDE and its signature check re-run against the exact source outputs.
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