| Name | Price | 24H (%) |
|---|---|---|
Bitcoin
(BTC)
| $7,143.18
| 4.37% |
Ethereum
(ETH)
| $183.68
| 7.59% |
XRP
(XRP)
| $0.189196
| 3.47% |
Tether
(USDT)
| $1.00
| -0.03% |
Bitcoin Cash
(BCH)
| $233.71
| 6.72% |
Bitcoin SV
(BSV)
| $193.30
| 6.32% |
Litecoin
(LTC)
| $41.86
| 3.52% |
EOS
(EOS)
| $2.63
| 4.29% |
Binance Coin
(BNB)
| $15.70
| 4.80% |
Tezos
(XTZ)
| $2.36
| 9.09% |
Zero Confirmation Transaction
In the world of blockchain and cryptocurrency, a Zero-Confirmation Transaction refers to any transaction that has been submitted to the network but has yet to be validated by a miner/consensus node. In layman terms, it is simply a transaction that has not yet been confirmed by the network.
Once a transaction is included in a block and that block is published it is considered to have 1 confirmation, thus no longer be a Zer0-Conf-tx.
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