📎 Technical Principles | Transaction Finality
· Key point: Bitcoin has probabilistic finality: the more blocks added after a transaction, the lower the chance it will be reversed, though in theory that chance never reaches zero.
· Why: Ethereum finality requires two-thirds of staked validators to participate in voting. If too many validators go offline, finality pauses, but blocks continue to be produced as usual.
· Note: When receiving a large payment, wait for enough confirmations or finality before shipping. Don’t rely solely on “on-chain.”
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· Key point: Bitcoin has probabilistic finality: the more blocks added after a transaction, the lower the chance it will be reversed, though in theory that chance never reaches zero.
· Why: Ethereum finality requires two-thirds of staked validators to participate in voting. If too many validators go offline, finality pauses, but blocks continue to be produced as usual.
· Note: When receiving a large payment, wait for enough confirmations or finality before shipping. Don’t rely solely on “on-chain.”
$ETH 2387.32（+3.06%）
#ETH
Stay calm and manage your position size.
