"Understanding Bitcoin and Its Mechanisms" by Denny Portillo

It indicates the most recent transactions

It serves as proof of the sequence of events

It represents the most profitable transactions

It is used to calculate transaction fees

Transaction fees only

Access to exclusive features

Newly created coins

Reputation in the community

To verify user identities

To generate new coins

To store transaction data

To prevent double-spending

Increased anonymity

Higher transaction fees

Faster transaction processing

Decentralized control

By limiting transaction amounts

By requiring user identification

By using anonymous public keys

By encrypting transaction data