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How Does a Transaction Move from the Mempool to the Blockchain?

A miner selects the transaction for inclusion in a block, which is then mined, broadcast, validated, and added to the blockchain.
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How Does a Transaction Move from the Mempool to the Blockchain?

A transaction moves from the mempool to the blockchain when a miner selects it and includes it in a block they successfully mine. Once the miner broadcasts the block and it is validated and accepted by the majority of the network nodes, the transaction is confirmed and permanently recorded on the blockchain.

It is then removed from the mempools of all nodes.

What Is a ‘Mempool’ in the Context of Transaction Validation?
What Is the Primary Difference between a ‘Mempool’ and a ‘Block’?
How Does a Transaction Get Added to the Mempool?
What Is the Difference between an Unconfirmed and a Confirmed Transaction?

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