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Added ScriptSig table for completeness
The public key was lost in this chapter when dissecting the transaction in whole. For completeness, a table demonstrating a breakdown of the ScriptSig was necessary to cover this.
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* The length of the +scriptSig+ is 139 bytes, or +8b+ in hex
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* The sequence number is set to +FFFFFFFF+, again easy to identify((("", startref="alicesix")))
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When scriptSigs are serialized for transmission on the network, their inputs are encoded into a byte stream as shown in <<ScriptSig input serialization>>.
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[[tx_in_structure]]
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.ScriptSig input serialization
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[options="header"]
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|=======
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|Size| Field | Description
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| 1–9 bytes (VarInt) | Signature Size | Signature length in bytes, to follow
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| Variable | Signature | A signature that is produced by the user’s wallet from his or her private key, which includes a SIGHASH
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| 1–9 bytes (VarInt) | Public Key Size | Public key length in bytes, to follow
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| Variable | Public Key | The public key, which is equivalent to a bitcoin address, without the Base58Check encoding
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|=======
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[[tx_fees]]
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==== Transaction Fees
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