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Ethereum nonce explained

Ethereum nonce explained

Nonce is a one-time transaction code (the number that can only be used once). The first transaction sent from a specific address will have nonce 0, the second — nonce 1, etc.

✔️ Nonce helps miners determine which transaction should be processed first.

✔️ If there is a problem with transaction 0, the next transaction will not be completed.

✔️ Nonce helps avoid double-spending.

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