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TX

Pronunciation
[tee-eks]
Analogy
Think of TX as shorthand for an entry in a shared checkbook—it's just a quicker way to refer to the record of value moving from one account to another.
Definition
A common abbreviation for 'transaction' in blockchain contexts. TX refers to any operation that alters the state of the blockchain, typically involving the transfer of cryptocurrency or interaction with smart contracts.
Key Points Intro
TX is simply technical shorthand used throughout blockchain ecosystems.
Key Points

Used in block explorers, wallet interfaces, and technical discussions.

Represents any action that changes blockchain state.

Can refer to simple transfers or complex smart contract interactions.

Often used alongside numeric identifiers (TX #1234) or hashes.

Example
When looking at a block explorer, you might see '253 TX' displayed on a block summary, indicating that this block contains 253 separate transactions.
Caveat
The abbreviation TX can sometimes be ambiguous without context, as it might refer to either a specific transaction or transactions in general.

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