We all know that a transaction only gets confirmation if the miners put it in their block in order to get the fees paid as reward for that. So, the only scenario where a transaction can be stopped or not let pass the chain is if a person/group has access to 51% of all mining power that exists. With that, they can stop transactions from being confirmed as they probably have more mining power than any other miner so they get prioritized because of that, and no matter how large the fees are for the transaction, if they don't want it to get confirmed, they can stop it. But still, it is not 100% sure to happen, but it is possible, and with that much mining power, the chances are very high.
I have no knowledge about your second question for tracing a transaction. So I won't even attempt to answer that. Someone else with more knowledge about that might give you a more clear answer for that.
P.S: I think this discussion belongs to Bitcoin Discussion section as it is not about legality, but about blockchain and Bitcoin itself. You should move it to that section.
i understand tnxI have no knowledge about your second question for tracing a transaction. So I won't even attempt to answer that. Someone else with more knowledge about that might give you a more clear answer for that.
P.S: I think this discussion belongs to Bitcoin Discussion section as it is not about legality, but about blockchain and Bitcoin itself. You should move it to that section.
so if miners want to stop transaction which has passed 3 confirmations it nearly impossible for them?
only if it hasn't passed 3 confirnations they have the ability to stop it from being confirmed?