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Finally bought BTC

Bought my first substantial amount, over 0.1 BTC and will be making BTC my defacto savings. I'm ready for those 2021 gains 💪 let's do this!

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I need help marketing Member and member.cash - There are funds ringfenced for this, around $10K from the last Flipstarter - pm me if you'd like to help out.

https://member.cash/p/79280c4b10

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/kmvzr4/i_need_help_marketing_member_and_membercash_there/

I got robbed today.

I was trying to find support for Blockchain due to BTC being held in my trading account. I was desperately looking on Twitter and come across the following: https://twitter.com/blockchain__com?s=09

I know I'm the idiot for falling for this scam but I'm new to BTC and don't use Twitter other than to get support from companies I do business with.

I've reported them and made Blockchain.com aware of this scam too.

Stay safe people and always keep an eye out for scammers. I've learned the hard way.

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When miners are hashing blocks, how often do they update the list of transactions that are in the block?

Hey all,

I'm trying to un-tangle how I think about how miners include transactions into blocks.

My understanding is that the hash of all of the transactions is taken into account when mining it. That would mean that the calculation would change completely if more transactions were added when mining it. My main question is, how often do transactions get added to the current block that the miner is hashing, if at all?

A bonus question would be: if they get added into the block in the middle of hashing it, wouldn't that decrease the probability of finding a block? It would be like starting over from scratch, right?

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