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This had several advantages. First, it meant that wallets didn't need
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to track outpoints; they could instead just scan for the
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output scripts to which they expected to receive money. Second, any time a
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output scripts in which they expected to send money. Second, any time a
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later transaction in a block spends the output of an earlier
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transaction in the same block, they'll both reference the same
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output script. More than one reference to the same output script is
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@ -527,7 +527,7 @@ The largest possible block can hold almost 16,000 transactions in 4,000,000
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bytes, but proving any particular one of those 16,000 transactions
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is a part of that block only requires a copy of the transaction, a copy
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of the 80-byte block header, and 448 bytes for the merkle proof. That
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makes the largest possible proof almost 10,000 times smaller than the
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makes the largest possible proof almost 5,000 times smaller than the
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largest possible Bitcoin block.
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=== Merkle Trees and Lightweight Clients
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