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What Are the Main Components of a Typical Block Header?

A typical block header contains several key pieces of information, including the version number of the software, the hash of the previous block, the Merkle Root of all transactions in the block, the timestamp, the current difficulty target, and the nonce. The block header is the data that miners repeatedly hash in the Proof-of-Work process to find a valid block hash.

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