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Congratulations! You're now a few satoshis poorer! Congratulations! You're now a few satoshis poorer!
### Summary: Creating a Raw Transaction ## Summary: Creating a Raw Transaction
When money comes into your Bitcoin wallet, it remains as distinct amounts, called UTXOs. When you create a raw transaction to send that money back out, you use one or more UTXOs to fund it. You then can create a raw transaction, sign it, and send it on the Bitcoin network. However, this is just a foundation: you'll usually need to create a raw transaction with multiple outputs to actually send something on the bitcoin network! When money comes into your Bitcoin wallet, it remains as distinct amounts, called UTXOs. When you create a raw transaction to send that money back out, you use one or more UTXOs to fund it. You then can create a raw transaction, sign it, and send it on the Bitcoin network. However, this is just a foundation: you'll usually need to create a raw transaction with multiple outputs to actually send something on the bitcoin network!
## What's Next?
Step Back from "Sending Bitcoin Transactions" with [Interlude: Using JQ](04_2__Interlude_Using_JQ.md).