Understanding of the types of Bitcoin jokes and their applications

Bitcoin, a decentralized cryptocurrency, is based on various cryptographic techniques to guarantee safe and transparent transactions. A crucial aspect of these transactions is the use of the types of hash (suspended) of the signs, which are used to verify the input scripts in the context of Bitcoin.

In this article, we will deepen the world of types of Sighash, their meaning in the process of validating Bitcoin transactions and will provide a guide on how to determine which type adds to the end of a transaction cut during the verification of the input scripts.

Types of suspended

Bitcoin transactions are divided into two categories: signed and not signed. The signed transactions contain signed scripts using the types of hash (suspended) Sign Hash, while unformed transactions do not include any signature of the script.

The types of primary suspended suspended in Bitcoin transactions are:

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  SIGHASH ZERO : This type indicates that the transaction is not signed.

• 
  Sighash One
  
  
  
  
  : This type allows the verification of the input scripts, allowing the miner to validate the content of the transaction.

• 
  SIGHASH TRE : similar to Sighash One, but with a limit of the major block size.

Cut transactions and verification of input scripts

During the verification of the input scripts, the cut transaction is passed through different stages before being validated by the miner:

• 
  Check : The cut transaction is verified for any non -valid errors or data.

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  Verification of the input script: if the cut transaction has input scripts, they are verified using the types of Sighash.

When determining which type of Sighash adds at the end of a transaction cut during the verification, we must consider the following factors:

* Signature of transactions : the presence and content of the transactions signature (also known as the "Sighash Zero" signature) will indicate if the input scripts are enabled.

* Input script: if input scripts are present in the transaction, they will be verified using SIGHASH ONE. To check input scripts, a miner must have the corresponding private key for each script.

* Block size limit : The maximum block size of the maximum block imposed by the network (currently 2 MB) will determine which type of suspicion is allowed.

Example: understanding of the example transaction

Suppose we are examining an example transaction:

`Json

{

"Version": 2,

"TXID": "Abcdef123",

"Vout": [1, 2],

"time block": 100000,

"Confirm": 10

}

`

In this case:

• The fieldVersion(2) indicates an unsigned transaction.

• There are fieldstxid, voutandblocktime, which means that the input scripts are enabled.

• The fieldconfirmed '(10) also confirms that the transaction is valid.

To determine which type of suspended adds to the end of this transaction cut during the verification:

1 In this case, we assume that the transaction is actually not signed.

2

On the basis of our analysis, since the transaction has input scripts (field vout), we should add a sustenance to enable the verification of the input scripts during the verification.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the determination of which type of suspended adds to the end of a transaction cut during the verification of the input scripts in Bitcoin involves the consideration of various factors, including the presence and content of the signature of the transactions, the verification of the input script and the limits of block size. By understanding these concepts, you will be able to ensure that safe and transparent transactions are performed on the Bitcoin network.

Remember to consult the official documentation for more detailed information on types of Sighash, transactions verification processes and other relevant topics relating to Bitcoin.