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"1. The difficulty of the network is high, slow mining and blocks are slowly generated, so transactions are confirmed more slowly (each transaction confirmation is 1 new generated block).
After revision the difficulty (every 960 blocks), the mining process will be normalized and the confirmation of transactions will be faster."
-> This sentence makes no sense: one transaction confirmation = 1 block ? But to be paid, the miner generate another block ? Please explain me if there is something I don't understant, otherwise this is an infinite loop.
When you made a transaction, you need to wait for confirmation to make this transaction valid. 1 generated block it is 1 confirmation, 2 blocks - 2 confirmations for each transaction that is in the previous block and so on. What exactly confuse you?
Here is detail info about confirmations: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/146/what-are-bitcoin-confirmations
- First thanks for the answer of the second question. My question was about the transaction generated by the mining reward ? Did this transaction need another confirmation, so another generated block ? This look like an infinite loop.
- Can you also answer the first question, to clarify all this please ?
If you transfer coins from the address to address, you need only 6 confirmations. This is not an endless cycle since each currency has a limited emission of coins.
Regarding the reward for the block, it is written in WhitePaper (https://minexcoin.com/html/download/wpeng.pdf ) that you receive 2.5 coins per block (20% goes to the Minexbank).