mempools

What Is a Blockchain Mempool?

Before a blockchain transaction becomes part of a confirmed block, it may spend time waiting to be processed.
This waiting area is commonly called the mempool.
You can think of it as a temporary queue of transactions that have been broadcast to the network but haven't yet been included in a block.
The process can look roughly like:
📱 Transaction created
➡️ Broadcast to network
📦 Enters a mempool
⚙️ Selected for processing
🔗 Included in a block
✅ Confirmed by the network
Mempools help us understand what can happen between clicking “send” and seeing a transaction on-chain.
The blockchain doesn't instantly receive every transaction into a block—the network has a process behind the scenes.

💬 Had you ever wondered where a transaction waits before confirmation?

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