Bitcoin Did Not Experience a Double Spend | The Blockchain Worked as Intended

A report published by CoinTelegraph this week suggested that a $22 worth of BTC double-spend had been spotted, implying the same 0.00062063 BTC had been spent twice on the Bitcoin blockchain. If a double-spend was possible on Bitcoin, trust was as such broken and the cryptocurrency’s value would, as such, be worthless.

Panic has seemingly taken over as the price of BTC has plunged by more than 11% over the last 24 hours to $31,300 at press time, seemingly reacting to the report.

The article was based on information from BitMEX Research, which initially speculated the transaction could have indeed been a double-spend, but later on revealed that “on closer inspection” it was “likely to an instance of RBF 8replace-by-fee], where the lower fee transaction won.”

What indeed happened, however, was not a double-spend and was instead the Bitcoin blockchain working exactly as it was supposed to, as laid out on its original whitepaper published by Satoshi Nakamoto 12 years ago.

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