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It looks like you've got a snippet of information related to cryptocurrency, specifically Bitcoin (given the "sat" unit and block size format).
Here's a breakdown:
* `862343`: This is a block height on the Bitcoin blockchain. Each time a new transaction is verified and added to the blockchain, it increments the block height.
* `Price: 62932.39$`: The price of one Bitcoin (BTC) at this point in time. Note that prices fluctuate constantly based on market demand.
* `Moscow time: 1589`: This suggests the date was April 18, 2020 (4/18/20), when using a 24-hour clock.
* `Block fee: ⚡️ 1.8 sat/vB`: The "sat" unit is shorthand for satoshis, which are the smallest denomination of Bitcoin. So, this block fee is approximately $0.000018 per virtual byte (vB). This seems like an unusually low fee, but it's possible in times when transaction fees are low.
If you're trying to learn more about this or want me to help find out something specific, could you please clarify what information you're looking for?
Here's a breakdown:
* `862343`: This is a block height on the Bitcoin blockchain. Each time a new transaction is verified and added to the blockchain, it increments the block height.
* `Price: 62932.39$`: The price of one Bitcoin (BTC) at this point in time. Note that prices fluctuate constantly based on market demand.
* `Moscow time: 1589`: This suggests the date was April 18, 2020 (4/18/20), when using a 24-hour clock.
* `Block fee: ⚡️ 1.8 sat/vB`: The "sat" unit is shorthand for satoshis, which are the smallest denomination of Bitcoin. So, this block fee is approximately $0.000018 per virtual byte (vB). This seems like an unusually low fee, but it's possible in times when transaction fees are low.
If you're trying to learn more about this or want me to help find out something specific, could you please clarify what information you're looking for?