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What encourages Bitcoin miners to include lots of transactions in blocks in the Bitcoin Blockchain?
It seems like you could quickly add a block with just a single transaction and get the Block Reward from it.
Is there some incentive for miners to include lost of transactions in Blocks?
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What encourages Bitcoin miners to include lots of transactions in blocks in the Bitcoin Blockchain?
It seems like you could quickly add a block with just a single transaction and get the Block Reward from it.
Is there some incentive for miners to include lost of transactions in Blocks?
blockchain mining-reward
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It is no quicker to mine a block with one transaction, compared to a block with many transactions.
– chytrik
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What encourages Bitcoin miners to include lots of transactions in blocks in the Bitcoin Blockchain?
It seems like you could quickly add a block with just a single transaction and get the Block Reward from it.
Is there some incentive for miners to include lost of transactions in Blocks?
blockchain mining-reward
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What encourages Bitcoin miners to include lots of transactions in blocks in the Bitcoin Blockchain?
It seems like you could quickly add a block with just a single transaction and get the Block Reward from it.
Is there some incentive for miners to include lost of transactions in Blocks?
blockchain mining-reward
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It is no quicker to mine a block with one transaction, compared to a block with many transactions.
– chytrik
49 mins ago
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It is no quicker to mine a block with one transaction, compared to a block with many transactions.
– chytrik
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It is no quicker to mine a block with one transaction, compared to a block with many transactions.
– chytrik
49 mins ago
It is no quicker to mine a block with one transaction, compared to a block with many transactions.
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The answer is one, the coinbase transaction.
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A block may contain only one transaction: the coinbase transaction. However, the time it takes to mine a block is not affected by the number of transactions in that block, so mining blocks with fewer transactions does not benefit the miner. On the other hand, miners collect fees from the transactions they include in a block, so by including more transactions in a block, they may collect more fees.
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A block may contain only one transaction: the coinbase transaction. However, the time it takes to mine a block is not affected by the number of transactions in that block, so mining blocks with fewer transactions does not benefit the miner. On the other hand, miners collect fees from the transactions they include in a block, so by including more transactions in a block, they may collect more fees.
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A block may contain only one transaction: the coinbase transaction. However, the time it takes to mine a block is not affected by the number of transactions in that block, so mining blocks with fewer transactions does not benefit the miner. On the other hand, miners collect fees from the transactions they include in a block, so by including more transactions in a block, they may collect more fees.
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A block may contain only one transaction: the coinbase transaction. However, the time it takes to mine a block is not affected by the number of transactions in that block, so mining blocks with fewer transactions does not benefit the miner. On the other hand, miners collect fees from the transactions they include in a block, so by including more transactions in a block, they may collect more fees.
answered 19 mins ago
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A block may contain only one transaction: the coinbase transaction. However, the time it takes to mine a block is not affected by the number of transactions in that block, so mining blocks with fewer transactions does not benefit the miner. On the other hand, miners collect fees from the transactions they include in a block, so by including more transactions in a block, they may collect more fees.
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It is no quicker to mine a block with one transaction, compared to a block with many transactions.
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