>>12457364 (LB)

Of so called "inputs" and "outputs".

You may think of the blockchain as a giant book, where each participant has an automatically and constantly updated copy of that book. If I send my bitcoin to you, I would create an "output" on a bitcoin address (think safe box) that I control, towards an "input" on a bitcoin address that you control. This transaction is stored on the blockchain and cryptographically verified by all the participants on the bitcoin network.

>>12457416

I forgot to add: The "giant book" is the blockchain. Once a transaction is entered into the blockchain, everybody can look it up and verify that I did in fact transfer my bitcoin to you.

>>12457483

If it weren't for that one Q drop (POTUS safe AF1 /abroad), I would think they killed President Trump on his way to the Capitol.