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Legacy serialization does not include the marker, flag, and witness structure
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fields.
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<p class="fix_tracking2">
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In this chapter, we looked at each of the fields in a transaction and
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discovered how they communicate to full nodes the details about the
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bitcoins to be transferred between users. We only briefly looked at the
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satisfying conditions that restrict who can spend what bitcoins.
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Understanding how to construct and use these conditions is essential to
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ensuring that only Alice can spend her bitcoins, so they will be the
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subject of the next chapter.
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subject of the next chapter.</p>
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//TODO:text long section or full chapter about psbts
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