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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Confusion Surrounding Unusual Bitcoin Nonstandard Transactions in Block 831489 on: March 06, 2024, 05:50:05 PM
These are Ordinal transactions. For the former, you can see that the transaction exists when you query on the ordinal explorer: https://ordiscan.com/inscription/61847582. You can see that the subsequent transaction that you've referenced is a transfer of this ordinal. Most explorers can't or doesn't really want to deal with ordinals and that's why you don't see any details on this and it just appears to be a weird malformed transaction.


Hey Ranochigo,

Thanks for the clarification regarding ordinal transactions; it provided me with some insight into what they could entail. However, upon further analysis, I compared this particular transaction with others ordinal ones that were transferred, and I noticed that it is the only one with an UNKNOWN address as the source of the satoshis. I apologize for the persistence, but this discrepancy is still confusing me.

Thanks once again for all the support Cheesy
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Confusion Surrounding Unusual Bitcoin Nonstandard Transactions in Block 831489 on: March 06, 2024, 03:25:30 PM
I looked up both transactions on the Mempool and obviously both of them are not burning transactions. If they were the recipient address will have multiple inputs but zero output.


But how do you explain the possibility of using satoshis that were sent to an empty address? This is the topic I can't figure out.
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Confusion Surrounding Unusual Bitcoin Nonstandard Transactions in Block 831489 on: March 06, 2024, 01:28:41 PM
Hello,

On February 22nd, 2024, at 01:00:37, block 831489 was mined, containing several interesting transactions that I am struggling to comprehend.

Firstly, there is transaction (txid) 60e00d2ddf8990f02c6dc41d0d068e4514ae4838f3af3334557a712e1a00ab52, which appears to have sent some satoshis to an undefined destination as no address details are provided. I suspect these satoshis were burnt.

However, another transaction (txid) 65f8ac99b7167283abc5cef4dcedd82f6e86cc6e6ec9c266990d42c1d2357f55, also included in block 831489, contains vins classified as "Unknown," which seem to reference the same satoshis that, as far as I understand, should have been burnt.

I cannot comprehend how it is possible to create a transaction where the inputs (vins) point to vouts with incorrect addresses. It appears as though the satoshis were somehow retrieved from nowhere. There must be some aspect of this situation that I am failing to grasp, explaining how this anomaly occurred.

Please provide assistance!

Thank you.
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