In a typical transaction: (check all that apply)
This problem is 'tricky'. Every participant who involve in the transaction input must sign the whole transaction - but we never actually sign on the input itself.
There is one signature that covers all the inputs | Wrong - there could be more than one |
Each input contains a signature | Correct |
There is one signature that covers all the outputs | Wrong - output do not need to sign |
Each output contains a signature | Wrong - output do not need to sign |
This problem is 'tricky'. Every participant who involve in the transaction input must sign the whole transaction - but we never actually sign on the input itself.
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