A virtual transaction output represents a conceptual or logical output of a transaction that does not directly correspond to a physical unspent transaction output (UTXO) on the blockchain. These virtual outputs are often used in advanced scripting or layer-two protocols to manage complex state transitions or off-chain balances. They allow for more flexible and efficient transaction construction. This abstraction helps in building scalable solutions.
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Virtual transaction outputs are a technical concept sometimes appearing in news related to advanced Bitcoin scripting, layer-two protocols, or other UTXO-based systems. Discussions often focus on their role in enabling more complex functionalities and improving transaction privacy or efficiency. Their implementation is crucial for certain scaling innovations.
The VTXO primitive virtualizes Bitcoin's UTXO model off-chain, enabling non-custodial instant settlement and composable DeFi applications directly on the most secure asset.
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