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==== Transaction Utility (TX) ==== Transaction Utility (TX)
((("transaction utility (tx)")))The command-line utility +tx+ will display transactions in human-readable form, fetch base transactions from pycoin's transaction cache or from web services (blockchain.info, blockr.io, and biteasy.com are currently supported), merge transactions, add or delete inputs or outputs, and sign transactions. ((("transaction utility (tx)")))The command-line utility +tx+ will display transactions in human-readable form, fetch base transactions from pycoin's transaction cache or from web services (blockchain.info and biteasy.com are currently supported), merge transactions, add or delete inputs or outputs, and sign transactions.
Following are some examples. Following are some examples.

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Each example in this chapter is based on an actual transaction made on the bitcoin network, simulating the interactions between the users (Joe, Alice, Bob and Gopesh) by sending funds from one wallet to another. While tracking a transaction through the bitcoin network to the blockchain, we will use a((("blockchain explorer websites"))) _blockchain explorer_ site to visualize each step. A blockchain explorer is a web application that operates as a bitcoin search engine, in that it allows you to search for addresses, transactions, and blocks and see the relationships and flows between them. Each example in this chapter is based on an actual transaction made on the bitcoin network, simulating the interactions between the users (Joe, Alice, Bob and Gopesh) by sending funds from one wallet to another. While tracking a transaction through the bitcoin network to the blockchain, we will use a((("blockchain explorer websites"))) _blockchain explorer_ site to visualize each step. A blockchain explorer is a web application that operates as a bitcoin search engine, in that it allows you to search for addresses, transactions, and blocks and see the relationships and flows between them.
Popular blockchain explorers include: ((("blockchain.info website")))((("blockexplorer.com")))((("blockr.io website")))((("insight.bitpay.com")))((("blockcypher.com"))) Popular blockchain explorers include: ((("blockchain.info website")))((("blockexplorer.com")))((("insight.bitpay.com")))((("blockcypher.com")))
* https://blockexplorer.com[Bitcoin Block Explorer] * https://blockexplorer.com[Bitcoin Block Explorer]
* https://live.blockcypher.com[BlockCypher Explorer] * https://live.blockcypher.com[BlockCypher Explorer]
* https://blockchain.info[blockchain.info] * https://blockchain.info[blockchain.info]
* https://insight.bitpay.com[BitPay Insight] * https://insight.bitpay.com[BitPay Insight]
* https://blockr.io[blockr Block Reader]
Each of these has a search function that can take a bitcoin address, transaction hash, block number, or block hash and retrieve corresponding information from the bitcoin network. With each transaction or block example, we will provide a URL so you can look it up yourself and study it in detail. Each of these has a search function that can take a bitcoin address, transaction hash, block number, or block hash and retrieve corresponding information from the bitcoin network. With each transaction or block example, we will provide a URL so you can look it up yourself and study it in detail.