3/11
I'm sure everyone expects that each Bitcoin transaction is unique, I mean we are trying to solve the double-spend problem here.
And something called the Transaction ID, should serve as a unique identifier.
But clearly, that's not the case(at least in the 2 examples)
raw_avocado / Alex Waltz
npub1pu5…pn0a
2024-01-10 20:09:15
in reply to nevent1q…rwg6
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