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How cryptocurrency transactions is stored in blockchain
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[QUOTE="Yugocean, post: 79703, member: 25081"] The block representing the transaction also charges different gas fees, (this is the main reason why some are popular and some are unpopular). It also separates the block from the block. All valid nodes support their own blocks, so one crypto cannot be transferred by another crypto block. Confirmation also occurs only when one crypto operates in the blockchain, if the blockchain is split, then does not confirm any transactions in each other's blocks. Blockchain technology is good, this has brought many changes, and we have to be ready to adjust with it. [/QUOTE]
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