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This tag should be used for questions relating to the protocols by which cryptocurrencies are transferred. This includes the network protocol and consensus rules.
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Does an OP_RETURN script always need another output within the transaction?
I was reading this:
Explanation of what an OP_RETURN transaction looks like
and I wondered if the second output "value" : 0.00200000, was at all necessary. Can I just have a OP_RETURN with a 0 output …
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