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February 9, 2025
Ethereum: Why don’t Vout sometimes have addresses?
As a user of the Ethereum network, you may have encountered questions when some operations do not have addresses at the Vout (Value Out) output. This can be frustrating, especially when trying to analyze all operations or understand the state of Blockchain. In this article, we will get involved in two situations that make Vout lack addresses.
Miner’s Reward Permit
One of the reasons why Vouts may not have addresses is due to the Miner’s reward problem. When the operation is broadcast to the Ethereum network, it must first be confirmed and then awarded the miners that performed the approval process. The award is usually a small amount of cryptocurrency, usually in the form of ETH.
If there is not enough ETH in the transaction or if the previous transactions that have been dug from Blockchain (known as “Block Awards”) are an outstanding reward, Vout output may be short. This can happen when:
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- ** Block reward has not yet been excavated.
SMART Treaty Problem
Another reason Vout may lack addresses is due to smart contract problems. When the operation involves the intellectual call (eg when the function is called by the contract), the result of the contract will include the address of each value concluded by each contract. However, if this contract has failed or has executed during the execution of errors, its results may be short of addresses.
There are several reasons why the contract may fail:
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How to set the missing addresses
Combine the problem and find out why Vout is missing addresses:
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Conclusion
Understanding why Vout may lack addresses is very important to eliminate problems with Ethereum. By recognizing these two scenarios, users can take steps to resolve them and ensure that their operations are correctly analyzed and conducted by Blockchain. Remember that before trying to analyze or analyze operations, always check operations logs and intellectual results of the contract to determine all possible problems.
Additional tips
- Use tools such as Etherscan or BlockExplorer to view the history of your operations and determine the missing addresses.
- Consider using a tool such as Ethers.js to analyze and analyze Ethereum operations that can help match VOUT problems without direct access to Blockchain.