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Marathon's new Slipstream service just broke the record for the largest ever #Bitcoin block, measured in raw bytes, clocking in at 3,990.36 kB.

It contains the largest ever single transaction, at 3988.96 kB, a large image inscription related to the #Runestone airdrop.

Note that these aren't the largest ever block and transaction by weight, those titles are firmly held by #F2Pool
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Earlier this week, a user sent 0.074 of #Bitcoin & attached to it was a massive $510,000 (19.82 BTC) fees due to a system error from the financial institution who processed the transaction.

#F2Pool the $BTC mining pool, who received the Txn fees has Reached an agreement to return the 19.82 Bitcoin mistakenly paid by the financial institution #Paxos (PayPal Stablecoins Supplier).

That's why, F2Pool is the best and has maintained their reputation throughout the years.

Always #DYOR properly before investing & sending into crypto currency.

Beware of whale movements... after years of inactivity, millions of dollars are moving.

_Three wallets were likely owned by the same person, transferring 6,500 #bitcoins for the first time in six years. According to blockchain explorer #OKLink . Bitcoin (BTC) arrived at these three addresses on November 5, 2017. The value of Bitcoins transferred at the current price exceeds $230 million. According to the data on the chain. The bitcoins transferred by the whale belong to the so-called “old reserve.” This is what analysts call cryptocurrencies that were purchased or mined at least 7 years ago. Some of the bitcoin came from an address marked on #bitinfochart as #F2Pool . Which may belong to the first miners.

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Rare #Ordinals #Satoshis are auctioned on #F2Pool

As Luxor Mining did before, now F2Pool joins the #Bitcoin mining pools investing in #NFT Ordinals.