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Title: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: blokHed on September 10, 2017, 05:36:54 PM Am I right in thinking every single Ethereum Address ever sent from holds 0.01 ETH?
0.01 ETH Current price $2.99. EDIT: Would it more so to view as not just a currency with throw-away address, but more so a currency with contract to tie into address? Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: lakimens on September 10, 2017, 06:06:21 PM No, why would it?
Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: blokHed on September 10, 2017, 06:17:46 PM My statement related to the obvious benefit of Ethereum, which is more than just a currency.
More about how programmers will come in, present on contract side. I still ask the question about every address ever used... Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: blokHed on September 10, 2017, 06:31:41 PM No, why would it? Is that a fact? Edit: Does MEW state you must have 0.01 ETH left on address for fees when making a transaction? Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: blokHed on September 10, 2017, 07:11:20 PM IMO There must be a huge amount of redundant addresses left out there with money on.
Someone in Ether world may have a solution to rectify this?... Money value stays there, unnecessarily IMO. Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: eP on September 10, 2017, 07:26:41 PM No, why would it? Is that a fact? Edit: Does MEW state you must have 0.01 ETH left on address for fees when making a transaction? yes, but it depend on the gas that your transaction use if you set the gas in low i think you can send a transaction if you just have lower than that Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: blokHed on September 10, 2017, 07:45:11 PM What I'm saying is, you cannot leave/ transfer from an address, without leaving behind 0.01 ETH.
Left, if so, in a redundant address. Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: MoonIsBlue on September 10, 2017, 08:07:52 PM IMO There must be a huge amount of redundant addresses left out there with money on. Someone in Ether world may have a solution to rectify this?... Money value stays there, unnecessarily IMO. The same you got say about millionaires and billionaires keeping their money locked away from public, not being invested not being used to develop benefits for society and people. It's private property as far as I know so yeah it's your opinion and that's it. But no I don't think there are an amount of redundant adresses with money on it. I use etherwallet and I have send from it and there's currently nothing in it. empty. Title: Re: Does every single Ethereum Address ever sent from, hold 0.01 ETH? Post by: blokHed on September 10, 2017, 08:16:41 PM IMO There must be a huge amount of redundant addresses left out there with money on. Someone in Ether world may have a solution to rectify this?... Money value stays there, unnecessarily IMO. The same you got say about millionaires and billionaires keeping their money locked away from public, not being invested not being used to develop benefits for society and people. It's private property as far as I know so yeah it's your opinion and that's it. But no I don't think there are an amount of redundant adresses with money on it. I use etherwallet and I have send from it and there's currently nothing in it. empty. Just correct me if I am wrong. If you open up your wallet on MyEtherWallet. You go to make a transaction. Unless knowing to the fact, your transaction will be denied, you will be prompted you must hold 0.01 ETH in address for any future transactions. Any transaction you attempt must be minus 0.01 ETH. Correct? Small figures, I know, but just trying to figure out if my initial thought is correct, and a lot of redundant money held on addresses, unnecessarily out there. Simply asking the question :) |