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@ -566,6 +566,8 @@ transaction up to 1,000 vbytes in size can be added to a package even if
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it would exceed the other limits as long as it is a direct child of an
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unconfirmed transaction with no unconfirmed ancestors.
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<p class="fix_tracking">
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For example, Bob and Mallory both co-sign a transaction with two
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outputs, one to each of them. Mallory broadcasts that transaction and
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uses her output to attach either 25 child transactions or any smaller
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@ -574,7 +576,8 @@ carve-out, Bob would be unable to attach another child transaction to
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his output for CPFP fee bumping. With carve-out, he can spend one of
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the two outputs in the transaction, the one that belongs to him, as long
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as his child transaction is less than 1,000 vbytes in size (which should
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be more than enough space).
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be more than enough space).</p>
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It's not allowed to use CPFP carve-out more than once, so it only works
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for two-party protocols. There have been proposals to extend it to
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