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January 14, 2016, 10:19:36 PM
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Can someone explain me a bit how is it possible a block to have only 1 transaction

https://blockchain.info/block/000000000000000003c8190a9acbf9646dc81d121cb2b13fcc87b81281fd1838

And the fees are 0 BTC, i haven't seen before a block containing only a single transaction.
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January 14, 2016, 10:22:00 PM
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Can someone explain me a bit how is it possible a block to have only 1 transaction

https://blockchain.info/block/000000000000000003c8190a9acbf9646dc81d121cb2b13fcc87b81281fd1838

And the fees are 0 BTC, i haven't seen before a block containing only a single transaction.
It just means that the miner mined a block that only has the coinbase transaction. This is allowed. They happen semi-frequently now but less so than in the past since there are more transactions to add. There are zero fees since the coinbase transaction has no fee with it and there are no other transactions to provide a fee.

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January 14, 2016, 10:23:37 PM
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Can someone explain me a bit how is it possible a block to have only 1 transaction

https://blockchain.info/block/000000000000000003c8190a9acbf9646dc81d121cb2b13fcc87b81281fd1838

And the fees are 0 BTC, i haven't seen before a block containing only a single transaction.
It just means that the miner mined a block that only has the coinbase transaction. This is allowed. They happen semi-frequently now but less so than in the past since there are more transactions to add. There are zero fees since the coinbase transaction has no fee with it and there are no other transactions to provide a fee.
Does it mean that at that time there was no unconfirmed transaction.

Or it was manually pushed to get only the mandatory transaction?
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January 14, 2016, 10:42:23 PM
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Does it mean that at that time there was no unconfirmed transaction.
It simply means that at the time the block was built, the miner simply chose not to include any other transactions. It could simply be because the miner knew of the previous block but had not processed it yet so it did not know what transactions were included so none were included. Since it probably did not exhaust all of the possible nonces, the block remained empty since there was no need to have to rebuild the block to get a different hash.

Or it was manually pushed to get only the mandatory transaction?
What do you mean by "manually pushed"?

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January 14, 2016, 10:43:59 PM
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Does it mean that at that time there was no unconfirmed transaction.

Certainly not.


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January 15, 2016, 02:53:05 AM
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Does it mean that at that time there was no unconfirmed transaction.
It simply means that at the time the block was built, the miner simply chose not to include any other transactions. It could simply be because the miner knew of the previous block but had not processed it yet so it did not know what transactions were included so none were included. Since it probably did not exhaust all of the possible nonces, the block remained empty since there was no need to have to rebuild the block to get a different hash.

Or it was manually pushed to get only the mandatory transaction?
What do you mean by "manually pushed"?

Manually Pushed ? how to do it ? and can you explain it more about it ?
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