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Ethereum: How do transactions spread through Bitcoin network

The Bitcoin network is a decentralized system where transactions are distributed through a complex process containing multiple nodes and peer-to-peer communication. Ethereum’s smart contractual platform is essential for this process to rely on safe, transparent and effective transactions. In this article, we dive into the details of how transactions spread through the Ethereum network.

Overview of Bitcoin Network

Before exploring the features of Ethereum, it is essential to understand the basic architecture of the Bitcoin network. The Bitcoin network consists of a decentralized peer-to-peer system where the nodes communicate using the TCP/IP Network Protocol (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol). These nodes are basically computers that run special software and act as a mediator between users and the blockchain.

The gossip protocol

Simply put, the Gossip Protocol is a mechanism that is used to distribute transactions from one node to another. This process occurs when a node receives a transaction message from an official wallet or intelligent contract. The node then transmits this message to its counterparts, who also connect to the network. Each node can check the identity of the sender and ensure that the transaction is valid before transmitting to other nodes.

The gossip protocol includes several key steps:

Ethereum Intelligent Contract Platform

Ethereum’s intelligent contractual platform allows you to create decentralized applications (Dapps) that interact without mediators. These intelligent contracts are stored on the Ethereum blockchain, which is a counterfeiting, unchanged ledger that records all the contract transactions and updates.

The spread process in Ethereum includes several steps:

Coding transactions How

In Ethereum, transactions are coded into binary format using a transaction descriptive (TD) data structure. TD consists of several fields that describe the metadata of the transaction:

The coded TD is then used by the nodes to check the identity of the sender and to ensure that the transaction is valid before transmitting to other nodes.

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