user97598: 
Hope you are doing well, I'm new to bitcoin. Please does this mean I received $61.213.88 in my account? Or the total output of all my transactions it shows 2 bitcoin addresses under, what does "spent" mean? And all the addresses are invalid when I look them up. THANKS

user13866: This transaction just means that, some time in the past, someone transferred an amount of Bitcoin (BTC) to two recipients, one was probably a second person providing goods or services to the first person, the other recipient was probably change being returned to the first person.
The amount of Bitcoin was roughly equivalent to $61,000 at some point in time.
Both the recipients subsequently spent the received amounts in further transactions.
It is possible that either or both recipients now control 0 Bitcoin.
It is possible that either or both recipients now control millions of Bitcoin. 
Only the recipients can tell for sure. Their Bitcoin wallets will tell them.

Let's say B is new to Bitcoin and wants to buy some for 150 Canadian dollars. B meets a millionaire A who is willing to sell some. B gives A the 150 Canadian dollars. A does the Bitcoin equivalent of reaching into their back pocket and taking out a crocodile-skin wallet. A looks inside sees seven $1000000 banknotes and a $61,234.56 banknote∆. A gives B the $61,234.56 banknote and B then gives A a $61,134.56 banknote in change. B now has $100 more, A has $100 less.
A and B then immediately spent all their  money on a superyacht and a pair of trainers and are now broke.
Or maybe not.
∆ Such things exist in the cryptocurrency world.

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Hope you are doing well, I'm new to bitcoin. Please does this mean I received $61.213.88 in my account? Or the total output of all my transactions it shows 2 bitcoin addresses under, what does "spent" mean? And all the addresses are invalid when I look them up. THANKS</p>
 13866: <p>This transaction just means that, some time in the past, someone transferred an amount of Bitcoin (BTC) to two recipients, one was probably a second person providing goods or services to the first person, the other recipient was probably change being returned to the first person.</p>

<p>The amount of Bitcoin was roughly equivalent to $61,000 at some point in time.</p>

<p>Both the recipients subsequently spent the received amounts in further transactions.</p>

<p>It is possible that either or both recipients now control 0 Bitcoin.</p>

<p>It is possible that either or both recipients now control millions of Bitcoin. </p>

<p>Only the recipients can tell for sure. Their Bitcoin wallets will tell them.</p>

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<p>Let's say B is new to Bitcoin and wants to buy some for 150 Canadian dollars. B meets a millionaire A who is willing to sell some. B gives A the 150 Canadian dollars. A does the Bitcoin equivalent of reaching into their back pocket and taking out a crocodile-skin wallet. A looks inside sees seven $1000000 banknotes and a $61,234.56 banknote∆. A gives B the $61,234.56 banknote and B then gives A a $61,134.56 banknote in change. B now has $100 more, A has $100 less.</p>

<p>A and B then immediately spent all their  money on a superyacht and a pair of trainers and are now broke.</p>

<p>Or maybe not.</p>

<p>∆ Such things exist in the cryptocurrency world.</p>
