Bitcoin recorded another single-block reorganization at block height 966500, according to monitoring cited by ChainCatcher from Bitcoin News. The reorg happened after SpiderPool and AntPool each produced a valid block on the same parent block, creating a temporary fork before one branch was discarded. The stale block generated by SpiderPool carried roughly 3.1389 BTC in block rewards, but that reward was not paid out. The latest incident marks the third single-block reorganization reported since Aug. 16. The event reflects a short-lived chain split caused by competing valid blocks rather than any broader detail disclosed in the source beyond the mining outcome at that height.
Bitcoin saw another single-block reorganization at block height 966500, according to Bitcoin News monitoring cited by ChainCatcher.
The reorg occurred because SpiderPool and AntPool each generated a valid block on the same parent block. The stale block produced by SpiderPool contained about 3.1389 BTC in block rewards, and that reward was not paid.
This was the third single-block reorganization since Aug. 16.
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