Generic Bitcoin transaction illustration with no actionable leads
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The passage merely explains how Bitcoin transactions work, contains no names, dates, financial flows, or allegations involving powerful actors. It offers no investigative value. Describes steps miners take to verify and add transactions to the blockchain Uses fictional characters Bob and Alice to illustrate a transfer Mentions mining reward of 12.5 BTC
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