{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"Each transaction on the blockchain requires a list of contents to be published. Here are the typical elements included in a transaction:\n\n1. Inputs: These are the previous transaction outputs that the transaction is spending. They are used to determine the ownership of the funds being spent.\n\n2. Outputs: These are the new transaction outputs created by the transaction. They represent the new ownership of the funds after the transaction is completed.\n\n3. Transaction Fee: This is a small amount of cryptocurrency paid to the miners for processing the transaction. Miners include the transaction fee in their mining rewards and broadcast the transaction across the network.\n\n4. Sender: The sender is the address from which the funds are being sent. This is typically represented by a public key.\n\n5. Receiver: The receiver is the address to which the funds are being sent. This is also typically represented by a public key.\n\n6. Timestamp: A timestamp is included","a":"Identification of both parties involved in the transaction (usually public keys or addresses): This is to ensure the  identity and security of both parties involved in the transaction."}]}],"pr":"6c9d8fd33e644a82b9c52d484f8fa71e139b81ebb5e23c7a002be08567083f0f"}