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Title: Why client show balance different than blockchaininfo? Post by: szuetam on March 19, 2013, 11:53:26 PM http://blockchain.info/address/1CgVhCHDmMj9Jf7PdqEFSPPJiUJ6VRqBvi it shows 100....
but my client shows 115, why it is like that? Title: Re: Why client show balance different than blockchaininfo? Post by: grue on March 20, 2013, 12:19:45 AM "change" addresses. they are hidden to the client but still add to the total balance.
Title: Re: Why client show balance different than blockchaininfo? Post by: grue on March 20, 2013, 01:12:17 AM "change" addresses. they are hidden to the client but still add to the total balance. Stupid? What change or some other addresses have with problem guy posted? Nothing at all. Try to rescan. change (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change)addresses are addresses that are created to return the unspent portion of inputs(s) that would otherwise become "fees". Title: Re: Why client show balance different than blockchaininfo? Post by: grue on March 20, 2013, 02:35:48 PM Guy asked about the balance of a single address, not wallet. If blockchain.info shows 100 and guy's client shows 115 BTC when was the last time a client showed the balance of a single address?for the same address than there is some transaction or transactions missing on either blockchain.info or guy's client. All other addresses have nothing to do with it. Title: Re: Why client show balance different than blockchaininfo? Post by: DannyHamilton on March 21, 2013, 11:38:37 PM http://blockchain.info/address/1CgVhCHDmMj9Jf7PdqEFSPPJiUJ6VRqBvi it shows 100.... but my client shows 115, why it is like that? As the argument above points out, it is not clear what you are asking. Most clients are capable of having multiple addresses. When you look at the address at blockchain.info, you are only seeing the balance at that address. You client might be storing additional bitcoins at another address without telling you about that address. What client are you using? How are you determining the value of the address in the client? Are you sure that none of that value is stored at a different address? Why are you certain? |