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Then riddle me this transaction
8bdb360363e17164a1a897f56e8ce9ab1f5deb1fed6786f7a74411e7ef2403b5
Which pays a 1 satoshi fee to get over the 1000B limit and include multiple "dust" transactions. So tell me again how dust can't be spent? Can you show me one transaction with a 1 satoshi (or more) fee that hasn't confirmed in over a couple of weeks?
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Why do people keep saying that the fee to spend dust is higher than the value of the dust itself? It is currently trivial to send transactions while paying a fee of only 1 satoshi per 1000 bytes. Dust, combined into larger transactions over 5430 satoshis, can easily be spent as long as you don't mind waiting a day or two for confirmation.
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You cant send a tx where the output is less than the new limit.
The new limit are based on developer estimates of cost.
But they have unintended consequences, for example, if you had made a business in colored coins, this change may hit you hard.
OK, but my point was simply that those transactions can be spent at nigh on 0 cost regardless of how small they are. So the change is not in any way designed to save people from receiving tiny transactions because of the costs that person will incur spending them. |
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It tries to stop you from being able to send people amounts that are so small, that it costs the person receiving it more money to spend then what you sent them. To say it again, It costs them more money then you sent them.
Except it doesn't and you can easily send transactions that use 1 satoshi as the fee (per thousand bytes) using the standard bitcoin-qt client. It may take a day or two to confirm but they always go through eventually. Maybe in some future world you'll be right but as for now you are not. |
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ets say based on todays difficulty. a number of ASICS far surpass the estimate of the last difficulty increase and so blocks are now found in 9 minutes or less.. the next change will push the difficulty to a 12 minute rate per block solution to ensure that the solving of blocks stay on their 4 year half life cycle. Can anyone confirm if this is true? It sounds wrong. |
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I got a note about unpaid tax on a delivery yesterday so I'm hoping it's this. £38 of tax  but I sort of expected that. With luck it should be here today or tomorrow. |
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Are there tracking numbers for the first shipment?
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Mine says shipped. There's no way. I ordered in the last 13 hours! Also +1 to request for tracking number.
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I couldn't check until I got home from work but I can confirm that I have received the payment I was expecting. I've resumed mining.
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And, by the way, I just finished new accounting system. It is online already.
Does this mean you are going to start sending payments in my specific case or are you still working on that bug? |
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You both are still talking as if something was stolen from you. You just have not been paid out yet. There is a solid 24 hour delay in payment just to start.
He's been coming onto the forums and crowing about successful coin generation and successful payments and yet somehow my address is never listed and I never see the money. The first coin I contributed to was generated on the 17th and now its the 19th. 24 hours has passed. Regardless, there was not a 24 hour delay, he was supposedly paying every six hours right after generation up until earlier today. To me, it seems more like charity to the CPU generators than anyone stealing anything.
Slush should even consider a minimum threshold contribution before you are awarded anything.
Strange kind of charity where I use my electricity to mine coins for him. Anyway, if I see the money then fine but until then I have to assume that this is just a scam. |
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Looking at the volumes on mtgox I very much doubt there are any dark pool trades at all. Daily volume is about BTC3000. Minimum darkpool order is USD1000. I don't know for sure but I think there'll have to be a lot more activity before people start dumping a thousand dollars on the exchange and expect to get filled.
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If you don't trust him, stop contributing. No one is forcing you to use this system, and there are other co-op's that you can join that either are trusted, or open source.
This is a good point. I'm going to stop contributing until I see my reward is actually paid to me. It's got to the point where I don't trust the system at all. I strongly suggest that everyone who isn't getting paid stop contributing immediately until this issue is resolved. It's only ~2BTC, which is about $0.60 so no hard feelings. I knew the risk when I started. |
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So when sending script is triggered, he don't take care to blocks, but only rewards. As you see, two blocks matured before few hours and script really sent 100 BTC out. It just mix the sending order a little bit. Otherwise the threshold feature will not be possible. I've participated in about the last 4 or 5 blocks and still haven't been paid anything. My reward is now 1.07571237 but you still haven't sent anything to my bitcoin address. |
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I set my threshold to 0.01 and my reward is 0.55 but I don't think its sending it to me. Maybe it doesn't work below 1?
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