Techub News, citing Crypto.news, reported that Bitcoin mining pool Ocean has been accused by developer Kruw of excluding his transaction from block 973,817. The allegation says the block’s transaction fees came in 7.68% below the expected template, a detail that has fueled a fresh dispute over transaction censorship. The report does not provide further technical explanation beyond the claim itself, but it places Ocean at the center of a debate that touches on how miners assemble blocks and whether certain transactions are being left out. The accusation, as presented, is tied specifically to block 973,817 and to the fee gap cited by Kruw.
Techub News, citing Crypto.news, reported that Bitcoin mining pool Ocean was accused by developer Kruw of excluding his transaction from block 973,817.
According to the allegation, the block’s transaction fees were 7.68% lower than the expected template, triggering debate over transaction censorship.
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