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Friday, 3 March 2023

SEC approves "Cramer ETFs" where he can manipulate the price through his show, but SEC does not allow a Bitcoin ETF because they claim price is manipulated. WTF?

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There's No Going Back, Matthew Ryan Herget, Watercolor on wood

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Bitcoin RPC API Methods Guide: How to Find Deposit in Blockchain?

On-chain applications require remote procedure calls, also known as RPCs. These are core elements of every app because they allow apps to "read and write" information while working with blockchains. Through specific commands, called "methods," app users can send and receive data about blocks, transactions, validators, hashes and more.

To read the full article about RPC API Methods go to our new blog on Getblock.io

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Have some academic questions about Bitcoin mining

My understanding is that the one “winning” miner who validated a block will be rewarded with both the block reward and transaction fee. Does that mean all the other miners do not receive anything from their efforts to mine that block? I’m just wondering how individuals would make anything at all from mining unless they joined a huge pool. Furthermore, do miners pick and choose which transactions they will include in any block? In other words, are there blocks comprised of different transactions that are being mined at the same time in a race for validation? What happens to the transactions in blocks that don’t get validated at that time? Back to mempool? Just trying to dig deep here to really understand mining. I appreciate any info!

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