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hsd-cli: Retrieve a mempool snapshot.

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$ hsd-cli mempool

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The command "hsd-cli mempool" is used in the context of a hsd (Handshake Daemon) command-line interface (CLI).

In the Handshake network, a mempool (short for "memory pool") refers to a collection of all unconfirmed transactions that have been broadcasted to the network and are waiting to be included in a block by miners. Transactions in the mempool are maintained by each node in the network until they are included in a valid block.

By executing the "hsd-cli mempool" command, you are requesting information about the current state of the mempool from your Handshake node. This command can provide various details about the transactions in the mempool, such as their transaction IDs, inputs, outputs, fees, and other relevant data.

In summary, the "hsd-cli mempool" command allows you to retrieve information about the unconfirmed transactions waiting to be added to blocks on the Handshake network.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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