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How Does a Merkle Tree Relate to Transaction Integrity?

It hashes all transactions into a single 'Merkle Root' to efficiently verify transaction inclusion and integrity.
Greeks.Live03.11.25

How Does a Merkle Tree Relate to Transaction Integrity?

A Merkle Tree, or hash tree, is a data structure used to efficiently verify the integrity and consistency of data. In a blockchain block, it summarizes all transactions into a single hash (the Merkle Root).

This allows a lightweight client to verify if a transaction was included in a block without downloading all block data.

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