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What do you mean by order?

Miners assign an index number to each transaction they include in the block and block explorers sort the transactions according to those index numbers.
A transaction having a smaller/bigger index number than another transaction doesn't mean it has been broadcasted earlier/later.
Aren’t the transaction indexes inside a block always ordered sequentially? What I meant by orderingorder is the order in which the miner includes and executes the transactions in the block. That should be the same as the index order if I am not mistaken. So once a miner assigns an index to a transaction, that becomes the execution order during validation.
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Scraped on 17/07/2025, 21:27:15 UTC
What do you mean by order?

Miners assign an index number to each transaction they include in the block and block explorers sort the transactions according to those index numbers.
A transaction having a smaller/bigger index number than another transaction doesn't mean it has been broadcasted earlier/later.
Aren’t the transaction indexes inside a block always ordered sequentially? What I meant by ordering is the order in which the miner includes and executes the transactions in the block. That should be the same as the index order if I am not mistaken. So once a miner assigns an index to a transaction, that becomes the execution order during validation.