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How Does SegWit Affect Transaction Size and Fees?

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Greeks.Live18.11.25

How Does SegWit Affect Transaction Size and Fees?

SegWit (Segregated Witness) changes how transaction data is stored, effectively separating witness data from the main transaction data. This allows more transactions to fit into a block, increasing the network's capacity and generally leading to lower transaction fees for SegWit-enabled transactions.

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