- Height
- 74,638
- Confirmations
- 895,598
- Age
- 16y 1m 20d 21h 33m 23s
- Transactions
- 3
- Size
- 667 bytes
- Weight
- 2,668 WU
- Input Value
- 52.00 BTC
- Output Value
- 102.00 BTC
- Median Value
- 50.00 BTC
- Average Value
- 17.3333 BTC
- Value at Mining
- $0.00
- Value Today
- $4,448,411
- Mining Reward
- 50.00 BTC
- Block Reward
- 50.00 BTC
- Fee Range
- 0 - 0 sat/vB
- Median Fee
- 0.00 BTC
- Average Fee
- 0.00 BTC
- Fees Kb
- 0.00 BTC
- Fees KWU
- 0.00 BTC
- Miner
- 1JZp-Fg99
Value Distribution
Fee Distribution
Latest Blocks
Details
- Coinbase Message
- Witness Tx's
- 0
- Inputs
- 3
- Outputs
- 5
- Capacity
- 0.07%
- Nonce
- 3,333,514,074
- Depth
- 895,598
- Version
- 0x1
- Merkle Root
- Difficulty
- 511.77
- Bits
- 469,794,830
- Block Header Hex
This block was responsible for the Value Overflow Incident otherwise known as the '184 Billion Bitcoin bug'. It created 184,467,440,737.09551616 bitcoins that were split equally sending 92233720368.54277039 bitcoin to two addresses. This was possible because the code used for checking transactions before including them in a block didn't account for the case of outputs so large that they overflowed when summed. A new version of the bitcoin client was published within five hours of the discovery that contained a soft forking change to the consensus rules that rejected output value overflow transactions (as well as any transaction that paid more than 21 million bitcoins in an output for any reason).
A total of 52.00 BTC ($4,448,411) were sent in the block with the average transaction being 17.3333 BTC ($1,482,803). 1JZp-Fg99 earned a total reward of 50.00 BTC $4,277,319. The reward consisted of a base reward of 50.00 BTC $4,277,319 with an additional 0.00 BTC ($0.00) reward paid as fees of the 3 transactions which were included in the block.