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Title: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: shark255 on January 27, 2015, 10:26:00 AM Maybe this questions asked before, but
https://blockchain.info/tx/004eb7969bca4b9cefe62dbfdf3cd61f9d64fdeb644a12ab32bb8b479eca47c3 how is it possible ? Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: Madness on January 27, 2015, 10:54:40 AM Maybe this questions asked before, but https://blockchain.info/tx/004eb7969bca4b9cefe62dbfdf3cd61f9d64fdeb644a12ab32bb8b479eca47c3 how is it possible ? What do you mean how it is possible ? It is simply possible to send BTC without including fees but the transaction will take long time to get confirmed or not get confirmed at all and will get back to the sender a few days . Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: ranochigo on January 27, 2015, 10:59:51 AM Maybe this questions asked before, but That is not from BTC-e, amount transacted is 0.0001 which is below the minimum for BTC-e Bitcoin withdrawal (0.002). Sending a transaction with 0 fees is possible but it would take sometime unless your transaction priority is high enough, around 0.01-0.1BTC outputs, also a coin age of a few days.https://blockchain.info/tx/004eb7969bca4b9cefe62dbfdf3cd61f9d64fdeb644a12ab32bb8b479eca47c3 how is it possible ? Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: amaclin on January 28, 2015, 11:10:03 AM Maybe this questions asked before, but That is not from BTC-e, amount transacted is 0.0001 which is below the minimum for BTC-e Bitcoin withdrawal (0.002). Sending a transaction with 0 fees is possible but it would take sometime unless your transaction priority is high enough, around 0.01-0.1BTC outputs, also a coin age of a few days.https://blockchain.info/tx/004eb7969bca4b9cefe62dbfdf3cd61f9d64fdeb644a12ab32bb8b479eca47c3 how is it possible ? This is BTC-e transfer from user deposit address to hot wallet. BTC-e always sends such transactions without fees, because it does not need to confirm them fast. It is just transferring funds form one pocket to another owned by same person. Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: coinsocieties on January 28, 2015, 09:08:59 PM Yes, it's a self swap from User's address to hot wallet. They usually do the same.
Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: nextblast on January 29, 2015, 03:39:58 PM A lot of exchanges do that. If the tx is high priority, they'd just save that fee as a little profit while still charging client for that.
Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: Corenin on January 30, 2015, 03:10:34 PM Maybe this questions asked before, but and this happens when you send a low transaction without feeshttps://blockchain.info/tx/004eb7969bca4b9cefe62dbfdf3cd61f9d64fdeb644a12ab32bb8b479eca47c3 how is it possible ? this is still not confirmed and it has been many days since it is sent and status is still unconfirmed Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: amaclin on January 30, 2015, 03:17:11 PM Quote and this happens when you send a low transaction without fees this is still not confirmed and it has been many days since it is sent and status is still unconfirmed I think that $0.02 on wrong account is not a big problem for BTC-e ;D Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: newIndia on January 30, 2015, 04:54:05 PM Maybe this questions asked before, but https://blockchain.info/tx/004eb7969bca4b9cefe62dbfdf3cd61f9d64fdeb644a12ab32bb8b479eca47c3 how is it possible ? Matured coins generally do not require a fee, though I doubt whether all coins at BTC-e are matured. Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: VulgusMan on January 30, 2015, 06:29:48 PM Maybe this questions asked before, but https://blockchain.info/tx/004eb7969bca4b9cefe62dbfdf3cd61f9d64fdeb644a12ab32bb8b479eca47c3 how is it possible ? Matured coins generally do not require a fee, though I doubt whether all coins at BTC-e are matured. hum!!! bitcoin it is the most mature coin.. and if you want your transaction will be confirmed, you need to set a transaction fee!!! or maybe you want to mean other thing??? Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: fsb4000 on January 30, 2015, 07:48:56 PM Matured coins generally do not require a fee, though I doubt whether all coins at BTC-e are matured. hum!!! bitcoin it is the most mature coin.. and if you want your transaction will be confirmed, you need to set a transaction fee!!! or maybe you want to mean other thing??? Bitcoin will be matured bitcoin after 101 blocks. https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/10825/why-must-generated-coins-mature-120-blocks-before-they-can-be-spent More about transaction fee: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: ranochigo on January 31, 2015, 07:07:07 AM Matured coins generally do not require a fee, though I doubt whether all coins at BTC-e are matured. hum!!! bitcoin it is the most mature coin.. and if you want your transaction will be confirmed, you need to set a transaction fee!!! or maybe you want to mean other thing??? Bitcoin will be matured bitcoin after 101 blocks. https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/10825/why-must-generated-coins-mature-120-blocks-before-they-can-be-spent More about transaction fee: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees Code: priority = sum(input_value_in_base_units * input_age)/size_in_bytes Where input age is Title: Re: how btc-e sends bitcoins without fees ? Post by: unsoindovo on January 31, 2015, 10:59:39 AM Matured coins generally do not require a fee, though I doubt whether all coins at BTC-e are matured. hum!!! bitcoin it is the most mature coin.. and if you want your transaction will be confirmed, you need to set a transaction fee!!! or maybe you want to mean other thing??? Bitcoin will be matured bitcoin after 101 blocks. https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/10825/why-must-generated-coins-mature-120-blocks-before-they-can-be-spent More about transaction fee: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees Code: priority = sum(input_value_in_base_units * input_age)/size_in_bytes Where input age is coin age, 1BTC left untouched for one day has a coin age of 1 hum... this seems wrong!!!! i read the link posted by FSB.. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees it seem who imput_age are the confirmation number.. and so, if we have 1 btc coin with 144 confirm (144 is the expected number of blocks per day) the result is: 10000000 * 144 / 500(tx size in byte) = 2880000. |