Bitcoin recorded another one-block reorganization on Sept. 11 at block height 966500, according to monitoring cited by Odaily and sourced to Bitcoin News. The reorg occurred after SpiderPool and AntPool each produced a valid block on top of the same parent block. In the outcome, SpiderPool’s block was orphaned. That block carried roughly 3.1389 BTC in block rewards, which were not paid. The event marks the third one-block reorganization on the Bitcoin network since Aug. 16. The report did not provide additional network impact details beyond the competing blocks, the orphaned reward amount, and the count of such incidents over the stated period.
Bitcoin recorded another one-block reorganization at block height 966500 on Sept. 11, according to Bitcoin News monitoring cited in an Odaily report.
The reorg happened after SpiderPool and AntPool each mined a valid block on the same parent block. SpiderPool’s block was ultimately orphaned, and the block reward attached to that stale block, about 3.1389 BTC, was not paid.
The incident was the third one-block reorganization on Bitcoin since Aug. 16.
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