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Say we have txA and txB, and txB contains an input that redeems an output from txA.
In order for a block containing both txA and txB to be valid, is it necessary that txB be after txA in the list of transactions for that block?
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Say we have txA and txB, and txB contains an input that redeems an output from txA.
In order for a block containing both txA and txB to be valid, is it necessary that txB be after txA in the list of transactions for that block?
Related: http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/35719/is-there-a-fixed-order-for-all-transactions-in-the-block-chain/35726#35726
– morsecoder – 2015-08-25T20:39:28.463While I agree that the question is the same, the answer to the other question is simply a long-winded "yes", without any references or sources. How can I mark an answer as correct if I can't judge whether it's correct or not? – runeks – 2015-08-28T12:17:02.157