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2381  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: Does anyone buy 5770's, 58xx's or Silver PSU's anymore? on: August 16, 2012, 10:49:17 AM
5850s and 5770s are all gone now. I have two XFX 5830s remaining ($75 each), one Seasonic ST-12D850 850W PSU (80+ Silver, $75), one PC Power/Cooling 650W PSU (80+ $40), a few rig motherboard sets (MB/CPU/2GB, $55 - $75 each set) and some 1x and 16x extenders ($3/$5).

All prices do not include shipping costs. Origination zip code is 93422.
I'll take both the PSUs if you still have them.  $110, since you'd save some on shipping?

ed: nm, looks like the 650W was sold

still have the seasonic 850w?
2382  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Bitcoin client upload saturating my DSL connection. (No bandwidth throttling ?) on: August 16, 2012, 10:43:01 AM
yes, it is normal.

i use software called NetLimiter to limit the upstream available to the bitcoin client (amongst other things)
2383  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [400GH/s] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool on: August 16, 2012, 01:28:12 AM
Ok now I have another question... when I look at my data ...

Shares: 225 total (17 orphaned, 14 dead) Efficiency: 106.1%

that doesn't look too bad but when I look at when I had my gpu in the mining I see in the graphs

http://fearmypenguin.ath.cx:9327/static/graphs.html  

while I was mining with my gpu is when I think I got most of the orphaned and dead shares... how can I tweak this , can I tweak this, is this something I have never seen before because I am usually on a PPS site?

Naelr
I dunno, I'd say 225 shares w/ 17 orphaned and 14 dead is pretty bad...  the efficiency rating may have been high at that particular moment, but most of the time it'd be under 100%... those figures are 15% stale+dead..    Having peers with fast ping times + bitcoind w/ many connections helps

Having bitcoind running in the above problem with 1000 or 1 connections will have no effect on efficiency  Grin (Port 9327 AKA LTC)

But the longer you run LTC p2pool the more connections litecoind has the higher the efficiency rate goes up.
When i start up i always get sub 100% efficiency for a day or so before it goes over 100%

Just to compare stats my LTC p2pool has been running only 1 day more than yours.
I have the same number of incoming and outgoing connections.
my doa rate is .14% lower
I have alot less shares than you, 79 total (5 orphaned, 0 dead) Efficiency: 111.1%
and I'm using minerd only not cgminer

Your DOA rate seems to be proportional to you Hash rate, your hashing @ 500kHs with a doa of maybe 30kHs.

plus i'm sure cgminer has a higher DOA rate because its LTC mining is very recently added to it,and i'm sure it will get better over time.



neg

running bitcoind with more connections would (in most cases) mean you'd receive a block faster, hence less DOA

or, in this case, litecoind, or whatever the hell it is
2384  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 16, 2012, 12:43:03 AM
So stuff like this doesn't occur:

https://blockchain.info/tx-index/15918620/e3ac2968a25312d693e4946f713bd3ad7bf7792f62c9e5d9dc1b6da8522fc779

Why weren't all the 0.00000001 payments to 1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA consolidated into a single amt?  What is the purpose of sendmany?

part 2:

https://blockchain.info/tx-index/15919627/2df34a1b002cb7be1e3787b36aa834b53abb591f83a8a5f4dbea0b6b985c2309
I use a modified client that doesn't see the single satoshi inputs as spendable (i have a lot of them now, lol) - for now they are more hassle than they are worth, and they are a "loss" anyway
ah, that's a good idea... and just after i had recompiled w/o the tx fee.  i think i'd have to solve a block on p2pool for these to actually go through though, i have it set to accept everything up to 2MB in size
2385  Economy / Invites & Accounts / Re: [WTB] Private torrent tracker invites. on: August 15, 2012, 09:18:06 PM
I have Torrentleech and RevolutionTT invites if your interested.  Let me know.

Still have them?

i do, just provide me some ratio proof
2386  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] Mt.Gox - Resuming Dwolla’s full support for our US Customers on: August 15, 2012, 09:15:32 PM
Verification requirement still sucks, big time.

I stopped using Gox when they were hacked.  I'm still trying to figure out why I would willingly give such sensitive info to a company that has already allowed my personal info to be taken.  I would consider using Gox again but not with these verification requirements.

Gox?  Care to respond?  Smiley

Then you must not use the internet very much to get stuff done, huh?

Almost every large website, in it's infancy, was owned in some fashion by a hacker.

It is called growing pains. A lot of banks have been pwned. Major companies have been owned.
You probably never read about it because it is part of "internet history" now and you just had
to keep up with the scene for all these years to have heard of them all. Name a major website
and I will fetch you the article of them getting owned.

So you better not shop at some local store with a credit card.. after all.. that info is stored
in, omg, a computer somewhere... and like that computer gets hacked with all your sensitive info.

All they wanted was my real name, street address, etc... and a bill to double check it. They did not
ask me for social security number, credit cards, pin to my bank account, etc.. :-P

----------------

But I came back to this thread to say that a dwolla withdraw is still crap slow. When will it improve?

i had to resubmit since i had blanked out my DL #.  no clue as to why they need DL # when name and address is clearly printed.

but DL # is changed now
2387  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTB] multiple 5830 ATI GPU or better on: August 15, 2012, 09:11:55 PM
im currently running 6990,5970,2x5870,5770 and 5750.  i think im keeping my 6990 but im looking to sell my 5970 for around 300$ or whatever in btc.  im currently mining at bitminter under sgtmoth. i havent been running it hard, because i have it with the 6990 on a m2n sli board, i think im getting around 700-730/mh range, i havent overclocked it because the driver seems to crash lots and i cant babysit it.  ill consider an offer on the 6990.  im up in saskatchewan, canada.
i have four sapphire xtreme 5830's

i'll trade them for the 5970 + $80
2388  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [CLOSED] 2.8 gh Mining Rig 160 BTC (Minecart 3.0) 4x 5970 Updated on: August 15, 2012, 09:05:56 PM
Sorry to tease, I'm going to let the minecart pay itself off one more time before I start considering any lowball offers.
i never made an offer

just so people don't connect me with your reply + my post above
2389  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [400GH/s] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool on: August 15, 2012, 09:01:03 PM
Ok now I have another question... when I look at my data ...

Shares: 225 total (17 orphaned, 14 dead) Efficiency: 106.1%

that doesn't look too bad but when I look at when I had my gpu in the mining I see in the graphs

http://fearmypenguin.ath.cx:9327/static/graphs.html  

while I was mining with my gpu is when I think I got most of the orphaned and dead shares... how can I tweak this , can I tweak this, is this something I have never seen before because I am usually on a PPS site?

Naelr
I dunno, I'd say 225 shares w/ 17 orphaned and 14 dead is pretty bad...  the efficiency rating may have been high at that particular moment, but most of the time it'd be under 100%... those figures are 15% stale+dead..    Having peers with fast ping times + bitcoind w/ many connections helps
2390  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 08:57:03 PM
Let me say this in a simple way in which even I, a simple Bitcoin user, can understand it.

Transaction inputs must be comprised of previous outputs.
Doesn't matter that your address had a combined balance of 0.005 BTC.
If that "balance" was there because there were 500 outputs from previous transactions, then, when you send those 0.005 BTC the transaction will have as inputs all of those 500 previous outputs, not a single input of 0.005 BTC.

Get it?
Relevance?

here, let me make it so that even you, as a simple bitcoin user, can understand it:

Was it ever in question that this is how it works?



Let me see if I got this straight:
You want to change the Bitcoin Network Protocol to suit your whims and gambling needs?
Roll Eyes
2391  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 08:52:13 PM
Let me say this in a simple way in which even I, a simple Bitcoin user, can understand it.

Transaction inputs must be comprised of previous outputs.
Doesn't matter that your address had a combined balance of 0.005 BTC.
If that "balance" was there because there were 500 outputs from previous transactions, then, when you send those 0.005 BTC the transaction will have as inputs all of those 500 previous outputs, not a single input of 0.005 BTC.

Get it?
Relevance?

here, let me make it so that even you, as a simple bitcoin user, can understand it:

Was it ever in question that this is how it works?

2392  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 08:37:46 PM
paco at the corner store sells burritos for $3 each.   for every burrito that you purchase, he adds your name to his ledger and generously gives you store credit to the tune of 1c off any future purchases of Homeskillet® Burritos

being a wily capitalist and astute businessman that loves to take advantage of others, paco charges a 2c 'processing fee' for any store credit used

intriguingly enough, this store credit does not accrue.   if one is especially hungry and buys 30 Homeskillet® Burritos, you receive 30 separate store credits of 1c off, rather than one single credit of 30c, despite all purchases being made under the same name.  

fear not, paco's magnanimous nature does allow you to exchange these 30 store credits of 1c off for a flat 30c store credit, at the price of 60c.

re: transactions without fees being processed quickly.   yes, i suppose that's true.  but i would hope this always wouldn't be the case, and by then maybe fees and balances would actually work properly


Quote
sendmany is used to send money to multiple addresses while paying 1 transaction fee.

yes, but one shouldn't follow the advice given in the satoshi dice tips & tricks section, lest ye be saddled with the 0.0054321 multitudes
2393  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 08:13:44 PM
Which, ofc, means that using 'sendmany' in this case (in regard to satoshi dice), costs you BTC.
2394  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 08:11:58 PM
No, you just are lacking common sense.

I shouldn't have to do a separate transaction to combine a balance.  Obviously (Huh!) the 0.00000001 balance will cease to exist after it has been spent.

The initial 0.00000001 should have been combined with what I already had.  Duh?
2395  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 07:09:34 PM
Yeah I still don't get what you are asking.  

You combined 240+ inputs into 3 outputs.  What part of that isn't balances being combined?

Quote
So, what's the purpose of 'sendmany'?
The purpose of sendmany to to make a transaction containing multiple OUTPUTS.



The purpose of sendmany in this case was to have all the .00000001 crap sent to the original account. 

http://www.satoshidice.com/advanced.php

So how exactly do you figure that the .00000001 was combined with my existing balance?

or does this combining only happen after I pay a huge transaction fee to remove all the .00000001's?  in that case, it isn't combining at all.  how illogical
2396  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 07:06:33 PM
Yeah I still don't get what you are asking. 

You combined 42 inputs into 3 outputs.  What part of that isn't balances being combined?

Quote
So, what's the purpose of 'sendmany'?
The purpose of sendmany to to make a transaction containing multiple OUTPUTS.



WTF?

1dice6YgEVBf88erBFra9BHf6ZMoyvG88 (0.00493855 BTC - Output)

1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA 0.00000001 BTC
1MtPYAjqohLH5gMq3PH5xKVFWWDxrRQEbh 0.00443854 BTC

What part of that balance is being combined?
2397  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 06:59:14 PM
This is what I see:

1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
17M1sGyifuiEurwHTJbEYWZEYPgrnk2qHc (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Jk95EyGRzW3ytnMNTNbGQufxB95z2opVd (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
17ryJeKdcMPMRAAsbjM65z2B7b1YJetNwJ (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16NScmkoviSe8e4JYteGWX6K5TZ6iyqMww (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1D5FAtr4kkZ6M5hSAUphopdKSxuc3czDeL (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
12PiuDWsqggGuJf4r2nJTNUK9s7LkQ92Fv (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Az7kELVNUMKyegTteei9tBmRkqbvSGi2k (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
17RorVncFdBPNMgjfhZVyTEy5zGpGXYs6B (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
14Pgu6yz6hVGnUkbthXcx44zbowQws57DW (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1PL87DFrkZ4pUrqpCGgGaeWw3zmWiFxGh6 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
15SY1oThFXagftXXAXJf3tgmTKrtm8mdYu (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1C4MkqCat95mFTcbgsCrXyjEhCH6R5CsXV (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1AqWS8SZrqWCWWFBA3KrCeUK5FvEfVWFff (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1GVtPWRQN4ZSPtPSaXMCvTNR6Bt9insnUf (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
15PpdDKjMkEbAWf1PHmreXfFyvog6JChQJ (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1BkMUMCZkhtCxs8PbTMumSdVSVmzRTb3fF (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
12EQ3G8APvju7FrwXe4jGpVAXvQ6rZhGiu (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1EZVjNbn6Bxnpdw5VP23nUy21g55B49XdW (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1N6mnAjGLih4HzkWuQWWAYz1B2pAMYsoBR (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16cQscjXAsE3Ew5njLMDQtnmeiHUihXpUc (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Pc69i8cijn7r7zjUnAQ8qkHMbRaQkKai9 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1ALNrL7QcPx9puXK3s3o1Xzo6bZo8F3Ws1 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1B7JkmYpsef7GcvTXE3diLZvJsfxNS2uKa (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16KbnhwZ8CSDkUqrwqwvejJPXKLWg4emoi (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
12j3fMk1XCTdgLvvi9RppfYndjYjUsMmf6 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
18abr1NGurjtPSZYcYHRbBbrZxpNbKkdP8 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HxC5PkArqhAqHA3xyYXgKdmivMkjWWiHP (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1JcR2vgbXNhb8HupWy1WqnhdgqufdvJDSf (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HEuyrZfUZp1cC79mUBg2rNxRUqWdvvhvX (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1PSrmezK3dXG1LDXXjfgqXCF3oUfXtnC7A (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1LYXpSMQbVweRnmsGmCUYTC2BrmdgXRd57 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1zqJyirofv28zQuDxnBsDuZbYyCTzEWTe (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Ftyjygmzs2HoGVZVEWPToXDx2aJDpvxYR (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1LkDxX4rRdo6brCuiH6Mtx6FdaqwCG1u6V (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
12zqkBk3tyzcZMGfcMuRCBipJnuk7tJH1L (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
14aYNN9VcM5Vp8j8GFEbzEYoJuT7Fwk5K7 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Hzi6QmgAoxWTzhUVAPLXZgCsUF31tjZuA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
18nNnu76EQ9iVeWLV2xXLGdqnRCZykaZjG (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Kdajfn5dgtPW77TphiwbTe3zgS44iuMtT (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1DtQtTdDiw1LEx4PwU817SLveK1uiLE4rd (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1LhnG6Uk7MdogYBzo33goJ8cRcdRkPUBAx (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
12euwAnuqgzsGp5QzJKVVbNknD4iircz7Z (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1LmH48DyfjM3PHKPNJp6h3NnwYMpKuoGkL (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1KkBJjBEbUiFh3metVhK9NkuRhEesv7Q6p (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1PJAzQ4WXrHuBReYndFc5WYFY344PxdEnX (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1NPsbpnYzmhBDjSzJczMBwutzqvhGzqNrE (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
18g91h2cNMfrgRbnbQYYsJgYBkefNJGsRY (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Ga1UbqbtQD38SYaj32J4fSYVRmWQFb7yc (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
138KGTUQ6E15hjbrvN7rv83ASA9q1mWMA1 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
13TkZWTe8p1gURASpYsU5sDi2tSxnaWN25 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16435ud2HuQkYa5cEiYAujg4AMKjB3ftqC (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1PMdZpSanqPKrvMhiVRK5xQH8ZSQ3KAAbM (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1D6T26GTTt6E2gQ6jYBKCwxg5uV8CpCBEw (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Mtm7qprz9tX1BytyiSrMYeATdmjHJTyWN (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1MZF7acK3Bj8sDwWv7kFxRMjymAH5EvvVh (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1EHzMBhJWHtpq5Xo8Lqf1otbvAMTRBTbM5 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Gman83mosEjJ28qN8QV8RLXSufpXy9QPU (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1D5F2jV9uEr5vHeNGhDhugNbNNfb7GFn3W (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HrcmfxRi5xy2vASP984a3YNUffHL6y5Ls (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Lzh4yzYDaEyUh9wogQSCXn2mDSzM1Nxx7 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Bka8gp8gTstCgDZjsFHovnUsycUQHxSPc (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16bHiq2g9LZfYPuv3C5ocWpnrvvBbqefPa (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Kd1PUM89Kess736iaWFpofdcwosRGBqsi (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1H3tg6xphcpAb7kfahFYyoSWcaoYnbytXG (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
19GHBw8vgWKHXPf3quZHRt9JDfgz54FGqh (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1NiGhDvBzDUyzfQuJbFL2MbB3PfenPk9Bu (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
19eYRj1gsGr7gBkpnwwY8e7Prh8nos1HgH (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Hqe32X5xaSpTdVM87EVwPyKiPP7C231vR (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
12kyNgFsK1nUqfpxZLUc4bfPUTEQydU6B9 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16qDCJg6gMj33GvhACErTwUxLFw8bmSBmz (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1KXP4suj2WNBCeobEiomGKrw8Y3XuWCDwG (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
19YdX4gcTWhTSG9CcCu8JLmcRCwWAhKfe6 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
14jFCLodmedjHmeN51ZhZqyfpMhw8x1CBh (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
14Zp4T4M81z6BpwTDntpLURq41nFwP8V62 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1FZ7caShVLBs2Bvd2HqNFL8VDsvAi3tesj (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HQybUtUj8CH3kTEyBkvyMFTBryRHfqef4 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16zuFuE2FPcRPe5sskwNoWckkWigV8C8nx (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
113Qr9Ced3JdRW4nnYi9kDFSUjgQxnEAw8 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
16tUqpFdG8S6qhLgMf8qufziXXytr6Ejt8 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1M885RZakCD6jnWdvdfaHAttq7hMFbsA2j (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1wNF4b9eLeaZR1VpiE93gtmbP5xBHyWU7 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
19Ke9W5ggD69n7f6n2ZCPd2xF4AGkejmth (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
183Yfw5314XeYj477G2zZseZ9daGgtVmCB (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1GeXtU9q47PavNKsn4V42kxM4Fkj12WTmM (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Mi6oErgjcV6bVNCwoXDsasXeRDCQ28Ko8 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1BEMBnz3o3h61hc32hCqkB2en92APWxBXS (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1MonzDGfJx3J61JekLJq7Yhzxk2q1AEP1f (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
193p3rjvVmdJGVNuGWo11AesgC35TLfbqL (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
14y5JQRUASBW2K6uJJDw7c72M4KQUjtvJF (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1M4kiWgVb1kj2oM3kmzawGaQRFpbcEHZ65 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1EZ1kGimFxhJKPpyc1Ewrhc29FgD8iD8fn (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1KGbVeqGgykVZhp8FAd6oSWjACYVpTkW9j (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1B7Asq8oJAnmdjLqK3WPM2iVdGPRZyiqiM (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Chw8rUdALNC16AwT1oC7KpmvbFDmUJJna (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Pb5xpXCgjg2PHavv3a7vkbHVRdhpQASp3 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
17QkTsSJnifZAGbSzWbdnozTn3b1w8zDcc (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1BFifR75DnGfQZwipAUWWyerawR7KTkhEd (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1MnDGwjHJHDt1RwX4eKQCKQWYeKQniV7WU (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1GfJ19fxXL4yPkjAJTzquX1siQ9cdov1Ct (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1Dybopnc32mHhGy6okdbeURFTtQMn1GPXM (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1CxC5jRfZQvc2ssJHa8WfooDmWB8kzj7u (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
17CmU8hrrxm2PxJLQE7nkqAreoDL9T9D1H (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1LZfxeUahu1vRHavW3g9Rog4zZQzYgyo4g (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
194Wv4LetY2arES5eXrGUBUZZWg35K4JwQ (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1GuYpRZWxSXeyVkLt6yETLpa6rrFb1ZzyL (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1GfJb1iW7SacMLt5YnWjNW9yLH87ttFWmR (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1LfZXAVHb7KxByNom3brEPovp2CjKosvMJ (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1L1fjxn37A29hnHVVoRvF3fLvcNcaRrVk6 (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1FXmuGyA13hXBQD6Q9mF3JoohK6TqFczRL (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HC5AmkpEjP2EExQagwgrASRZ8VQmKbJBX (0.01150191 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
18q693QqyZf6BgxxUZXRXhG7CCcV8moFgr (0.01240209 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.0054321 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA (0.00000001 BTC - Output)

Send via 'sendmany' so that Satoshi Dice would return payment to the '1HMER' account.

Here is what all that trash was sent to:

18VfxZgffyWTVLj5SPfZwMa6c9Tq9ZW8Lo - (Spent) 0.01442526 BTC
1dice6YgEVBf88erBFra9BHf6ZMoyvG88 - (Spent) 0.00493855 BTC
1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA - (Spent) 0.0054321 BTC

Here is the return transaction:

1dice6YgEVBf88erBFra9BHf6ZMoyvG88 (0.00493855 BTC - Output)

1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA 0.00000001 BTC
1MtPYAjqohLH5gMq3PH5xKVFWWDxrRQEbh 0.00443854 BTC (i assume the dice holding account)

So, what's the purpose of 'sendmany'?

What is it, exactly, that you are seeing?

'cause it sure looks to me like it'd be cheaper to not use 'sendmany', since part of the problem were those 0.0054321 transactions that Satoshi Dice "recommends".  (6 or 7 in there?)
2398  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 06:53:37 PM
They are being combined.  Your links even show that.  Not sure exactly what you are seeing.


(dozens of tiny inputs) -> 1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA 0.0054321 BTC
You now have a single unspent output worth 1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA

LoL, what?

If they were being combined, then they wouldn't be sending out single amounts of 0.0000001.

Once again, what is the purpose of 'sendmany'?
2399  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 06:43:43 PM
Thought I'd add that I was under the assumption that 'sendmany' would combine these 0.0000001's into a single balance on the '1HMER' address.  

Knowing it doesn't work that way, for what reason would you pay double fees to use 'sendmany'?

(oh, and why would it send these balances of 0.000001 when the HMER account had received a deposit that would have covered the transferred amount one hundred fold three transactions earlier?)
2400  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Uh, support for combining balances? on: August 15, 2012, 06:30:37 PM
So stuff like this doesn't occur:

https://blockchain.info/tx-index/15918620/e3ac2968a25312d693e4946f713bd3ad7bf7792f62c9e5d9dc1b6da8522fc779

Why weren't all the 0.00000001 payments to 1HMERtWN7Y34irfnYEzdWgxNf8g89LP2vA consolidated into a single amt?  What is the purpose of sendmany?

part 2:

https://blockchain.info/tx-index/15919627/2df34a1b002cb7be1e3787b36aa834b53abb591f83a8a5f4dbea0b6b985c2309
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