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It's almost always at least between 3 addresses, 1 green to 2 reds. Is it because exchanges take a percentage of each transaction?

• federicobond 6y ago
  Most transactions will have two outputs. One is the actual destination and the other is change that goes back to the spender wallet. There is nothing unusual going on here.
  • ad404b8a372f2b9 6y ago
    The description says change is described as yellow nodes though, also all three addresses are different
    • jjnoakes 6y ago
      The change address is usually different from the other two.
    • 37ef_ced3 6y ago
      A Bitcoin owner typically controls many addresses. It is typical to create a new address to receive change. But (apparently) sometimes an address is reused (to receive change), and that's the yellow