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@ -812,7 +812,7 @@ _circular dependency_.
==== Third-Party Transaction Malleability
A more complex series of transactions can sometimes eliminate a circular
A more ((("transactions", "witnesses", "third-party transaction malleability", id="transaction-witness-third-party")))((("witnesses", "third-party transaction malleability", id="witness-circular-third-party")))((("third-party transaction malleability", id="third-party")))complex series of transactions can sometimes eliminate a circular
dependency, but many protocols will then encounter a new concern: it's
often possible to solve the same script in different ways. For example,
consider our simple script from <<witness_structure>>:
@ -872,7 +872,7 @@ transaction fees. This mutates Alice's transaction but only in a way
that Alice wants. For that reason, we will occasionally prefix the
word _unwanted_ to the term _transaction malleability_. Even when we
and other Bitcoin technical writers use the shorter term, we're almost
certainly talking about the unwanted variant of malleability.
certainly talking about the unwanted variant of((("transactions", "witnesses", "third-party transaction malleability", startref="transaction-witness-third-party")))((("witnesses", "third-party transaction malleability", startref="witness-circular-third-party")))((("third-party transaction malleability", startref="third-party"))) malleability.
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==== Second-Party Transaction Malleability