<p>In addition to Prayank's answer, ...</p>
<p>Alice can pay both Bob and Tom in a single transaction with three outputs (Bob, Tom, change) and using either your two input UTXOs example or just your one input UTXO example.</p>
<p>The inputs just have to sum to more than the sum of the outputs. So inputs of 3+4 or 10 or 1+3+10000 all work. The amount of change returned to Alice varies.</p>
<p>Alice can also construct, starting with only one UTXO, two transactions that can be put into the same block. This is because a transaction can use as an input a UTXO created by an earlier transaction in the same block.</p>

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<p>I am not talking about double spend. I am referring to 2 diff txns</p>
<p>For example, Alice has 10 btc. She sends 3 btc to Bob and 4 to Tom. Is that possible in the same block if she has 2 UTXOs with each UTXO &gt;= 4 BTC? UT</p>
<p>What if she only has 1 UTXO of 10 BTC? will it be possible to include both txns in the same block?</p>

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Possible for 2 transactions from the same address within the same block?
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# Possible for 2 transactions from the same address within the same block?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-09-11)

I am not talking about double spend. I am referring to 2 diff txns

For example, Alice has 10 btc. She sends 3 btc to Bob and 4 to Tom. Is that possible in the same block if she has 2 UTXOs with each UTXO >= 4 BTC? UT

What if she only has 1 UTXO of 10 BTC? will it be possible to include both txns in the same block?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2021-09-11. Score: 2

In addition to Prayank's answer, ...

Alice can pay both Bob and Tom in a single transaction with three outputs (Bob, Tom, change) and using either your two input UTXOs example or just your one input UTXO example.

The inputs just have to sum to more than the sum of the outputs. So inputs of 3+4 or 10 or 1+3+10000 all work. The amount of change returned to Alice varies.

Alice can also construct, starting with only one UTXO, two transactions that can be put into the same block. This is because a transaction can use as an input a UTXO created by an earlier transaction in the same block.


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