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Maintainer: Jason Dreyzehner
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Status: Draft
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Initial Publication Date: 2022-10-31
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Latest Revision Date: 2023-05-09
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Latest Revision Date: 2023-05-10
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Version: 2.0.0-draft
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<details>
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The first transaction in an authchain is referred to as the **authbase transaction**; authbase transactions have no distinguishing features, and any valid transaction can serve as an authbase transaction. The final transaction in an authchain is referred to as the **authhead transaction**. By definition, the identity output of the authhead transaction is unspent.
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#### Authchain Resolution
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To resolve an authchain (a [zeroth-descendant transaction chain](#zeroth-descendant-transaction-chains)), clients must recursively identify the transaction that spent the output at index `0` of the current transaction, beginning with the authbase transaction. (Note, this process can be [accelerated using data from `authchain` extensions](#authchain-extension) in registries.)
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