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Let's say a couple people create Transaction A and instead of dandelioning it to just one person, they dandelioned it to 2. Let's say further than transaction A then gets combined with transaction B (creating transaction AB) AND gets combined with transaction C (creating transaction AC). If a miner receives both transaction AB and transaction AC, can they be safely combined into the blockchain, or can only one be chosen?
1Are you saying that people sign ANYONECANPAY transaction and then forward it so others can add their inputs? – Ugam Kamat – 2019-04-27T20:56:55.180
2@Ugam Kamat The question is tagged Mimblewimble, where this kind of combining is always possible. – Pieter Wuille – 2019-04-28T01:53:44.530
@PieterWuille Are you implying that the answer to my question is that AB combined with AC will create a valid ABC transaction without any problems? – B T – 2019-04-29T00:42:03.197
@B T No, I'm not. I'm only correcting @Ugam Kamat's misunderstanding that this question was about Bitcoin. – Pieter Wuille – 2019-04-29T00:57:05.453