As a #Bitcoin user, you have no way to force an on-chain transaction into a block mined by a specific miner.
I wish this was possible 🤔
Why? Because I worry about miner centralization. Some companies and the countries they are residing in, are getting too big.
What if wallets would let you post transactions out-of-bounds, say, only to the Ocean mining pool?
janhodl3 / Jan van ₿
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2024-06-17 21:42:23
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2024-06-17 21:42:23Event JSON
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