Let’s talk about transaction finality:
Bitcoin offers only probabilistic finality: the more blocks are added after a transaction, the less likely it is to be reversed—but in theory, that probability never reaches zero.
Probabilistic finality is like a stack of papers that gets taller over time: the more papers piled on top, the harder it is to pull out the bottom sheet. Deterministic finality is more like a signed contract—you can’t back out once it’s signed.
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Just listen; don’t follow this advice blindly. Make your own judgment.
Bitcoin offers only probabilistic finality: the more blocks are added after a transaction, the less likely it is to be reversed—but in theory, that probability never reaches zero.
Probabilistic finality is like a stack of papers that gets taller over time: the more papers piled on top, the harder it is to pull out the bottom sheet. Deterministic finality is more like a signed contract—you can’t back out once it’s signed.
$ETH 2406.86（-0.62%）
Just listen; don’t follow this advice blindly. Make your own judgment.