Blockchain untangled – How transactions work and the Bitcoin does not really exist
The Bitcoin blockchain records data of transactions only. This means that if a block contains the information “Bob transferred 10 BTC to Alice”, this information authorizes Alice to make a transaction of at least 10 BTC, which, again, will be secured in a future block. To know how much BTC someone “owns”, you will need to track down each and every transaction ever made in the blockchain. Phew.
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