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As you have read the previous questions, you already know what a transaction block is and what is Proof of work. Well, for mathematical solutions you need a lot of electrical and computing power. Therefore, only computers with huge and efficient computing power will be able to solve the math puzzle in the first place. Once a miner finds a solution, their block will be verified by other miners and finally added to the network. Since this requires a lot of resources, to compensate the miners who mine the blocks, the miner receives rewards in the form of Bitcoins. These rewards are actually new coins that are distributed to the network. The reward includes transaction fees for all transactions plus a block reward which is a predetermined amount of Bitcoins. This incentive structure motivates miners to constantly improve their equipment and validate Bitcoin transactions on the network. Not only that, but as more and more miners join the mine, the difficulty increases, which in turn keeps the network secure and ensures that the blockchain is immutable. Hope that explains it! And finally, let me add that initially the reward for a block in the Btc network was 50BTC, and bitcoin is designed in such a way that every 210,000 blocks the reward is halved. The time for mining BTC blocks is 10 minutes, so roughly every 4 years the rewards are reduced by half. Now in May this year, the reward has been cut from 12.5 to 6.25 BTC
As you have read the previous questions, you already know what a transaction block is and what is Proof of work. Well, for mathematical solutions you need a lot of electrical and computing power. Therefore, only computers with huge and efficient computing power will be able to solve the math puzzle in the first place. Once a miner finds a solution, their block will be verified by other miners and finally added to the network. Since this requires a lot of resources, to compensate the miners who mine the blocks, the miner receives rewards in the form of Bitcoins. These rewards are actually new coins that are distributed to the network. The reward includes transaction fees for all transactions plus a block reward which is a predetermined amount of Bitcoins. This incentive structure motivates miners to constantly improve their equipment and validate Bitcoin transactions on the network. Not only that, but as more and more miners join the mine, the difficulty increases, which in turn keeps the network secure and ensures that the blockchain is immutable. Hope that explains it! And finally, let me add that initially the reward for a block in the Btc network was 50BTC, and bitcoin is designed in such a way that every 210,000 blocks the reward is halved. The time for mining BTC blocks is 10 minutes, so roughly every 4 years the rewards are reduced by half. Now in May this year, the reward has been cut from 12.5 to 6.25 BTC
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Block reward refers to newly mined Bitcoins that are awarded by the blockchain network to eligible cryptocurrency miners for each block they successfully mine.
Each bitcoin block is approximately 1MB in size and is used to store information about Bitcoin transactions. For example, when A sends money to B, this transaction information is stored on the block.
Miners who use miners to find new blocks are rewarded for their efforts through block bounties. Other cryptocurrencies have a similar mechanism of rewarding miners for blocks of the respective blockchain. A miner who successfully mines a block claims the block reward by adding it as the first transaction on the block.
In the beginning, each Bitcoin block reward was worth 50 BTC, but every 210,000 blocks it is halved. This usually takes about 4 years. This process is called halving and the last such event took place in May 2020. Currently, the block reward is 6.25 BTC.
Block reward refers to newly mined Bitcoins that are awarded by the blockchain network to eligible cryptocurrency miners for each block they successfully mine.
Each bitcoin block is approximately 1MB in size and is used to store information about Bitcoin transactions. For example, when A sends money to B, this transaction information is stored on the block.
Miners who use miners to find new blocks are rewarded for their efforts through block bounties. Other cryptocurrencies have a similar mechanism of rewarding miners for blocks of the respective blockchain. A miner who successfully mines a block claims the block reward by adding it as the first transaction on the block.
In the beginning, each Bitcoin block reward was worth 50 BTC, but every 210,000 blocks it is halved. This usually takes about 4 years. This process is called halving and the last such event took place in May 2020. Currently, the block reward is 6.25 BTC.
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