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Invalid Bitcoin Block Mined? - Rich X Search Crypto
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In this video, I discuss the recent invalid block mined by Bitcoin mining company Marathon, and how the Bitcoin network handled the situation.

Fortunately, Satoshi designed Bitcoin with a division of powers between the Bitcoin miners who create new blocks and the Bitcoin nodes who verify and validate those new blocks to ensure that they are following the consensus rules.

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SHA-256 hash calculator:
https://xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator

Marathon Digital mines invalid block due to bug:
https://blockworks.co/news/marathon-digital-invalid-block

Block 809,478:
https://mempool.space/block/0000000000000000000261a0b5d3836c8bd1785946118e01ac989e7a4b228ce5

Marathon had transactions in wrong order:
https://twitter.com/BitMEXResearch/status/1706966754331652164
https://twitter.com/mononautical/status/1707055190971457698

Marathon issues statement:
https://twitter.com/marathondh/status/1707067548661928108

Map of reachable Bitcoin nodes:
https://bitnodes.io/

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  2. Fusion says:

    Marathon obviously lied – you can do such experimenting on testnet and, iirc, Marathon was the company that tried to censor certain transactions a few years ago. They are the snake in the garden…

  3. Ive Polarlight says:

    Cool, my node did it well too 😃!

  4. shashidhar reddy says:

    Bitcoin is like Democracy. We have developers (like law makers), we have miners (like police), we have nodes (like justice department) and the public ledger ( like the news media). The 4 pillars of functional democracy.

  5. Vitaly Kuzmenko says:

    Bitcoin is the one and only. Everything else is scammers

  6. JustAnotherTowerClimber says:

    Send them this video when they say nodes dont matter !

    Run a full node Nerds 🤓

  7. Mike Baxter says:

    Pretty cool. Once again Bitcoin comes out on top and proves itself as a viable digital currency.

  8. nannnanaa says:

    OH NO! anyway

  9. KYFHO ME says:

    Thanks Matt, A nice explanation and review of how mining works.
    If I had a node would I have seen this error as an obvious pop up message or would I need to do someting extra to see when new blocks are rejected?
    I figured this happens fairly often- but usually not for an error in ordering or other violation but because a miner solves and transmits a block slightly behind a competitor because they hadn't gotten the signal to move on to the next set of transactions in the mempool. Where can I learn more about this?

  10. Riley O'Neill says:

    Will Microstrategy stock be as rare as Bitcoin? If they sell more shares to the public would that be a signal to sell?

  11. Roadrunner says:

    The fact that anyone would be confused or scared by this news, shows how immature and undisciplined many of the current market participants are.

  12. Bitcoin Guru says:

    excellent post on same topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-2rBMDeJ20, with some more details, eg. same pool had same bug on testnet few days before but they did not noticed it

  13. Kev Alan says:

    The number of nodes should be higher, for a half trillion usd network

  14. Louis-Philippe Savard says:

    0:34 got my like instantly !

  15. Darkenaugust says:

    why wouldnt they use the testnet for experiments?

  16. David Kamnitzer says:

    Thank you.

    What does the word hash mean?

  17. Bt Doe says:

    I run a node. Don't trust, verify.

  18. isambo400 says:

    Im guessing the answer is “No”

  19. Guy Tony says:

    Awesome breakdown! I can always count on you and your knowledge. Thanks

  20. Vic Marc says:

    When the invalid block is rejected by the Network, is there just a gap in the blockchain? The users don’t get their transactions added to the chain?! Users must wait until another miner picks up the invalid block to correct it?

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