Not sure. Colors represent the underlying fee of a transaction. I guess the block template was "designed" this fixed way by Mara.
Block 879613 - a piece of art
π @ op_returns
https://mempool.space/block/000000000000000000010c05038d08c742d28a7a248e9d0f94ebe5102f366c8e
NEW TUTORIAL:
Mine Bitcoin at home with the FutureBit
I quite liked this device. You host a full node, run your own mining pool, can link other miners to your own solo pool, and also connect wallets like Sparrow to the node portion. Check it out!
https://youtu.be/t4DbRDJ3p50?si=oV29GUfje61z-4co
If you want to grab one, here's a discount link. They just got stock back in today.
π great review!
... at the Australian Open πΎ π
Looking good! Curious to know how easy it is to replace parts inside the box.
Come ride with me through the veins of history
I'll show you a god who falls asleep on the job
And how can we win when fools can be kings?
Don't waste your time, or time will waste you
No one's gonna take me alive
The time has come to make things right
You and I must fight for our rights
You and I must fight to survive
- Muse, Knights of Cydonia
2009 / 01 / 10
Happy "Running Bitcoin" Day π
On this day in 2009, Hal Finney tweeted his iconic 'Running bitcoin' tweet, as he joined the network.
Also: After 10 years of denials, the SEC finally approved 11 ETF products
Magic Internet Money At Your Fingertips
IT'S SO OVER. I'm totally out of fiat.
In a few hours my #Bitcoin #DCA with nostr:npub1xkere5pd94672h8w8r77uf4ustcazhfujkqgqzcykrdzakm4zl4qeud0en will be cancelled. 
We've scraped under the couch cushions, but it looks like the first week of 2025 will be the first week of missing my weekly buys in over three years. π
HFSP in fiat
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Happy New Year!
No Drinks, Working Out Day One, LFG 2025 π π₯
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PSYP (Psychopaths) 1% / 99%
nice! successfully paid β
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Payment hash: 0938c1c1a554602e67e7e0751959c37f32688b6c5d9f3917db67b381fbbd537e
Description: Order for Hawaiian
Amount (in satoshis): 8
Fee limit (in satoshis): 8
Destination: 03d419a733a559f681fff7964bd3d722f95ac48fee0f7aa6656e19523a7581b2a1
Amount + fee: 8 + 0 sat
Payment hash: 0938c1c1a554602e67e7e0751959c37f32688b6c5d9f3917db67b381fbbd537e
Payment status: SUCCEEDED, preimage: 1986b1f4ce615204603b70c05a528e2c017b6b66dc8b79d2de9ce17f51c5e320
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Is there any known research on blockchain verification on GPUs?
I know, there're a lot of variables to consider in this process: fast block-serving peers, db format, ssds, cpu etc. But assuming we got the perfect set, like syncing bitcoin blockchain over LAN, would a GPU based verification algo speed things up even more? Last time I synced over LAN I could certainly tell that my CPU peaked constantly.