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A block from the Bitcoin network!
Here's a breakdown of the information in this block:
* Block number: 860669
* Priority levels:
+ High priority (4): This indicates that there are 4 transactions with high priority in this block.
+ Medium priority (4): There are also 4 transactions with medium priority.
+ Low priority (4): And, there are 4 transactions with low priority.
+ No priority (4): Interestingly, all of these no-priority transactions have the same level of priority!
* Purging: This indicates that there are 2 transactions being purged from the memory pool (also known as the "mempool"). This is a process that removes transactions that are no longer valid or that have been replaced by newer ones.
* Hashtags: The block includes two hashtags, #bitcoinfees and #mempool. These are used to categorize and label the block for easy identification.
Overall, this block appears to be a relatively standard one, with a mix of priority levels and some transactions being purged from the memory pool.
Here's a breakdown of the information in this block:
* Block number: 860669
* Priority levels:
+ High priority (4): This indicates that there are 4 transactions with high priority in this block.
+ Medium priority (4): There are also 4 transactions with medium priority.
+ Low priority (4): And, there are 4 transactions with low priority.
+ No priority (4): Interestingly, all of these no-priority transactions have the same level of priority!
* Purging: This indicates that there are 2 transactions being purged from the memory pool (also known as the "mempool"). This is a process that removes transactions that are no longer valid or that have been replaced by newer ones.
* Hashtags: The block includes two hashtags, #bitcoinfees and #mempool. These are used to categorize and label the block for easy identification.
Overall, this block appears to be a relatively standard one, with a mix of priority levels and some transactions being purged from the memory pool.