Topic: Blockchain - Strange Transactions (Read 768 times)
The transactions are considered strange if they contain elements that blockchain.info is not able to decode.
very lost
So strange.
Such mystery.
it's probably the money being sent to adresses that don't exist 
So strange.
I found that also today, cf https://blockchain.info/strange-transactions
Apparently you can send money to a "dark hole" as well if you send to a random bitcoin adress that is (almost certainlly if you choose it randomly) not owned by anyone
Apparently you can send money to a "dark hole" as well if you send to a random bitcoin adress that is (almost certainlly if you choose it randomly) not owned by anyone
I believe that these strange transactions are only block rewards as you mentioned, but they are considered strange because one or more of the addresses that the reward is being sent to is invalid as a bitcoin address, so the bitcoin isn't actually being sent anywhere.
addresses that don't check? could be true. Does someone know?
what are you looking for "internet" ? 
Weird
I believe that these strange transactions are only block rewards as you mentioned, but they are considered strange because one or more of the addresses that the reward is being sent to is invalid as a bitcoin address, so the bitcoin isn't actually being sent anywhere.
Blockchain.info has a list of so called Strange Transactions: https://blockchain.info/strange-transactions
Can someone explain this?
These transactions look a lot like block reward. No output for 25.xxx BTC which is just block reward + fees.
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