New answers tagged transaction-verification
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The signature signs the spending transaction(*). Modifying it in any way will invalidate the signatures in it.
(*) Not actually, as it's obviously impossible for the signature to sign itself. There are also means for a signature to indicate it explicitly does not sign certain parts of the transaction, permitting those to be modified after the fact.
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1.Sign the Raw_Transaction above with private key1.
The output would be
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When you spend Bitcoin in a transaction, the transaction must reference at least one existing unspent transaction output (UTXO) and provide a valid signature proving that you are authorized to spend it. The transaction then consumes the UTXO in the inputs, and assigns value to newly created UTXO in the outputs.
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