Blockchain is a ledger that summarizes the things that happen in a block. Whether it's a transaction or something else. In crypto maybe more often as a transaction recorder. And if someone says there is empty space on the blockchain then that means it's like a sheet of paper that hasn't been filled in. If that part of the sheet of paper is not completely filled then it does not deserve to be called empty space, it is more appropriate to be called the remaining space. Because basically it has been filled with a note.
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Limits are limitations from the end of a blockchain created. If the shape is finite then there will be a final limit, and if it is infinite then it will be created infinitely. In a limited shape section, of course, there will be an end to the creation of a new block, and if the block has run out, what is left is part of the space left from the side that has been used.
It is here that the true meaning of finite and unlimited states is seen. Where bitcoin prioritizes limits rather than unlimited. So that the achievement of values that continue to drive increases will be more realized. In the end, the reward context still has a coordinated reward value in the end.
If there is a thought in the form of a blockchain that is limited to free space, then it really doesn't deserve to be called empty space because it's more appropriate to just part. Because it is clear that a block that is created has an automatic record of what happened when it was created and that means it is ready to be used as a recording space that will occur in the future. So even if the blockchain changes shape it will still be like that, because blockchain is not a brand, let alone brandy, which can be empty as soon as it is filled or completely filled if it is filled.
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