A normal transaction in cryptocurrency refers to the exchange of assets between users without any special conditions or features. This typically involves sending a specific amount of a digital currency like Bitcoin or Ethereum from one wallet address to another. The process usually requires the sender to create a transaction by specifying the recipient’s address and the amount to be sent. Once created, the transaction is broadcasted to the network. Miners or validators confirm and include it in a block on the blockchain. Normal transactions are straightforward and involve basic operations. They do not include additional functionalities such as smart contracts, which can automate complex processes or execute conditions based on triggers. Most transactions are completed quickly, depending on network congestion and transaction fees paid by the sender. Confirmation times can vary, but once confirmed, the transaction becomes immutable and can be viewed publicly on the blockchain.