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Bitcoin Core Implements Full-RBF to Ensure Transaction Replacement
Bitcoin Core developers have made a significant move by adopting full replace-by-fee (full-RBF) as its default for v28.0. Legendary Bitcoin developer Peter Todd announced the news on X, stating that it took him 11 years to achieve the feat. For context, the RBC policy allows users to replace pending unconfirmed transactions with new ones. Noteworthy, the replacement always has a higher transaction fee.
Understanding the Bitcoin RBF Policy in BIP 125
This policy stemmed from BIP 125, as a feature in the Bitcoin protocol. It came with the release of Bitcoin Core version 0.12.0 in February 2016. This feature affords users the flexibility to speed up their transactions or even modify the fee in reaction to network constraints.
While the action is usually taken intentionally to hasten transactions repainted, at some other times, it is an oversight. For example, one BTC user paid a staggering $3.1 mil
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