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Topic: Does this transaction look strange to anybody else? (Read 164 times)

jr. member
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mine everything is fine or am I mistaken? I did not see any mistake in it
copper member
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The blockchain itself looks uncanny transactions is even easy to understand than the blockchain
member
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Unusual is the address? Segwit has these addresses and this is not surprising. I think you just saw it for the first time, so it seemed strange to you.
legendary
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Merit: 1196
STOP SNITCHIN'
Just saw this weird ass transaction on blockchain.info with an address that does not look correct yet it still has 1 confirmation..

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/cffc370961d10314cea6fd57ab72433a9cf0229bc515ccbdeeec7bac2e61a3f5

I don't see anything out of the ordinary. It's a normal Segwit transaction with one input and two outputs. A Segwit (bech32) output was spent to pay a legacy address, with the change sent to another Segwit address.

These days, I prefer Blockchair over Blockchain since the latter still hasn't properly implemented Segwit: https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/cffc370961d10314cea6fd57ab72433a9cf0229bc515ccbdeeec7bac2e61a3f5
newbie
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Merit: 0
Oh right, I haven't been following bitcoin for a good while now lol
legendary
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Merit: 4393
Be a bank
newbie
Activity: 3
Merit: 0
Just saw this weird ass transaction on blockchain.com with an address that does not look correct yet it still has 1 confirmation..

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/cffc370961d10314cea6fd57ab72433a9cf0229bc515ccbdeeec7bac2e61a3f5

Am I missing something?
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