BAAHHAAS on Nostr: I’ve heard this compared to serialization, which is a simple, tangible concept I ...
I’ve heard this compared to serialization, which is a simple, tangible concept I can understand (each unit of something has a unique ID, likely physically imprinted).
But in an environment where a ledger simply tracks a total final settlement, how is this even possible?
Maybe my real question is, “how do BTC layer-1 transactions ACTUALLY work?!” 🤦🏼♂️
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2023-02-02 14:43:06Event JSON
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