Bitcoin operates using unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) rather than traditional account balances, functioning more like digital cash than a bank ledger. This foundational architecture is widely considered one of Satoshi Nakamoto's most critical yet underrated innovations.
The UTXO model was specifically designed to solve the double-spending problem without requiring a central authority. New research details the mechanics of this system and examines why numerous other blockchain networks have adopted similar output-based architectures for their own protocols.
Bitcoin's UTXO Model Explained: Why BTC Behaves Like Cash, Not a Bank Account
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