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$ bitcoin-cli decoderawtransaction 00000000000000000000
{ "txid": "f702453dd03b0f055e5437d76128141803984fb10acb85fc3b2184fae2f3fa78", "hash": "f702453dd03b0f055e5437d76128141803984fb10acb85fc3b2184fae2f3fa78", "version": 0, "size": 10, "vsize": 10, "weight": 40, "locktime": 0, "vin": [ ], "vout": [ ]
}I assume this wouldn't make it into the mempool or be relayed, but if a miner decided for some odd reason to mine a transaction like this, would it be valid? or would other miners reject it?
Thanks
No, it would be invalid. Every transaction must have at least one input and at least one output.
If we take the transaction's structure :
- 00000000 (version)
- 00 (nInputs)
- 00 (nOutputs)
- 00000000 (locktime)
Of course, that's a good question, and your transaction's structure is correct. But,this transaction is going to be rejected. This transaction must have a version equals to 1. This must be required. In Bitcoin, it doesn't exist a transaction with a version equals to 0. In addition, a transaction must have 1 input and 1 output at last.
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