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==== Coinbase Reward and Fees
To construct((("rewards", "in coinbase transactions", secondary-sortas="coinbase transactions", id="reward-coinbase")))((("transaction fees", "in coinbase transactions", secondary-sortas="coinbase transactions", id="transaction-fee-coinbase"))) the
To construct((("rewards", id="reward-coinbase")))((("transaction fees", "in coinbase transactions", secondary-sortas="coinbase transactions", id="transaction-fee-coinbase"))) the
coinbase transaction, Jing's node first calculates the total amount of
transaction fees:
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from "rewarding" himself 100 or 1,000 bitcoin? The answer is that an
inflated reward would result in the block being deemed invalid by
everyone else, wasting Jing's electricity used for Proof-of-Work. Jing
only gets to spend the reward if the block is accepted by ((("rewards", "in coinbase transactions", secondary-sortas="coinbase transactions", startref="reward-coinbase")))((("transaction fees", "in coinbase transactions", secondary-sortas="coinbase transactions", startref="transaction-fee-coinbase")))everyone.
only gets to spend the reward if the block is accepted by ((("rewards", startref="reward-coinbase")))((("transaction fees", "in coinbase transactions", secondary-sortas="coinbase transactions", startref="transaction-fee-coinbase")))everyone.
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==== Structure of the Coinbase Transaction