Galaxy Research said on X that a Bitcoin Core v29 node it operates detected an orphan block at Bitcoin block height 963,853 and shared a monitoring screenshot of the event. An orphan block generally refers to a valid block that is not adopted by the longest chain, usually because of network propagation delays or because miners produce blocks at nearly the same time. In this case, the event was captured in real time by Galaxy Research’s node and then disclosed publicly by the firm. The update did not include additional market data or broader network impact details.
Galaxy Research said on X that a Bitcoin Core v29 node it operates detected an orphan block at Bitcoin block height 963,853. The firm also published a monitoring screenshot tied to the event.
An orphan block usually refers to a valid block that is not adopted by the longest chain, often due to network propagation delays or because miners produce blocks at nearly the same time.
According to the post, the event was captured in real time by Galaxy Research’s node and then disclosed publicly.
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