user80233: What does a coinbase output script look like and how would it be used to fund a transaction?

user208: Coinbase transactions are almost identical to normal transactions.
The only difference is that they have exactly 1 input, which must have a special form (which would be invalid for non-coinbase transactions).
There is no difference between the outputs of coinbase transactions and others*. So just like any other transaction, they can have 1 or more outputs, and all those outputs have an amount and a script (address). Each of those outputs result in a new UTXO that is spendable by anyone who can sign for that script/address.
(*) Coinbase outputs have a special rule that they can only be spent after 100 blocks, instead of immediately. This is to prevent reorganizations from wiping out whole sequences of dependent transactions.

80233: <p>What does a coinbase output script look like and how would it be used to fund a transaction?</p>
 208: <p>Coinbase transactions are almost identical to normal transactions.</p>

<p>The only difference is that they have exactly 1 input, which must have a special form (which would be invalid for non-coinbase transactions).</p>

<p>There is no difference between the outputs of coinbase transactions and others*. So just like any other transaction, they can have 1 or more outputs, and all those outputs have an amount and a script (address). Each of those outputs result in a new UTXO that is spendable by anyone who can sign for that script/address.</p>

<p>(*) Coinbase outputs have a special rule that they can only be spent after 100 blocks, instead of immediately. This is to prevent reorganizations from wiping out whole sequences of dependent transactions.</p>
