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Are you sure about that? I'm using vanitygen, last updated 5 years ago.
I know the much more recent vanitygen-plus supports compressed addresses, but I'm very conservative in what software I trust.

I can't tell you how blockchain.info works, in Bitcoin Core it's simply clicking "Inputs" after enabling coin control features (under Settings). I'm pretty sure Electrum can do this too.

In general, vanity addresses are uncompressed, so the transaction is slightly larger than when you send from a compressed address (which is the standard nowadays).

https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx currently says 60 sat/byte is enough for speed, but with 155 inputs you won't need speed. If it were me, I'd do it in small batches: take 10 inputs, say 2000 bytes, and send them to your own address. Pay no more than 0.2mBTC fee. In general, fees are lowest on Sundays, and with 2.25 BTC and 155 inputs I dont thinkyou're in a hurry.
Do this 16 times, and you've paid a total of 0.003BTC in fees.

I "disagree" with wallets that by default set a high fee, that's just a race to get ever increasing fees. Great for miners, but the network is still congested.

For what it's worth: I do this on a daily basis: whenever I make a transaction anyway, I choose which inputs to use ("coin control"), and make sure I don't end up with many small inputs for a long time. This way I don't have to pay a rediculous fee if I'm in a hurry to send my funds.
My example with 10 sat/byte fee last Sunday.

Bitcoin isn't very intuitive when it comes to fees, but it's easier to understand when you look at it as buying a car with small coins.

I barely use it, but when I do, it works. Note that it only searches subsections of the forum: when I search "loycev" above this page, I get nothing, but when I search from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php, I get 5 pages with results.

Alternative: search on Google with the site name: "loycev site:bitcointalk.org".

First: you're posting in the wrong section. Click Move (lower-left) > Services.

Second: Have a look at LoyceV's Hero Campaign/Services Portfolio. If you're interested, and if (and only if!) I like your project, let's talk

Clearly, it's the only "ATS" most people have heard of. It took me a while to find what ATS is supposed to stand for: AllenHark Terminal Professional Services (ATS). May I suggest AllTS (pronounced: all-T-S)?

Whatever your token is worth, 0.2% of the bounty budget seems very low for a campaign manager.

Why would you need mining pools? Pools distribute their revenue in Bitcoin, that's much easier than sending dollars.

On average, Bitcoin has only gone up over the years.
All you need, is a relatively small stash of Bitcoins for instant ATM withdrawals, and enough balance to instantly buy them back at an exchange to fund your ATM again.
Say someone buys 0.02 BTC from you for $160, you buy it back for $148, and you have $12 margin. I doubt people will be buying thousands of dollars at once, so you don't need to fund that much at once, and your exchange rate risk is limited.

For a two-way transactions, you may need to check local AML and KYC regulations though, as an anonymous ATM would be a great asset for money laundering.

That's worth $47 at the moment, and ATS has many scam accusations against it.

If you can come up with a payment in Bitcoin, have a look at my portfolio. I will only work on projects I believe in though, and if you want to pay in ATS, odds aren't in your favor.

Once a transaction is confirmed, every new block found means it gets one more confirmation. On average, there's one block every 10 minutes, that means about 1000 confirmations per week. It has nothing to do with the size or fee you used when it got confirmed.

On Feb 14, 2014, this was worth $2.2 million. That seems very unlikely for GPU mining in 2013-2014. It seems to me like some unconfirmed transactions are still showing up in your wallet, but never reached you.

From this, we can only guess. I've seen more threads from people with old wallet.dat files and unconfirmed incoming transactions, but without the private keys to go to anything holding funds.
Can you export any private keys? (don't show them here of course!)

1 input with 10 outputs creates a 532 byte transaction. https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx currently shows it's possible to send with less than 20 sat/byte fee and get it confirmed, 0.0002BTC would even be enough for a fast confirmation.

But: $0.90 is 0.00012310BTC. If the receiving party would want to use it, it's not worth the fee. Basically you're turning $10 into worthless Bitcoin dust. At 54 sat/byte, the entire $0.90 goes to fees.
May I suggest using an altcoin with low fees for transactions like this?

Click Help > Console
Enter:
Example:
This unlocks your wallet for 5 minutes (300 seconds). Press CTRL-L to clear the console and remove your password from your screen.

Reopened for a very small update: 1 loyal customer still has some balance linked. And although it's a very small amount in Bitcoin (due to the reduction in airdrop), I didn't want to keep the $3.40 for myself.
Txid: 6ab28b9463e3c4452f110c524cb6f6e3b472d1cc5e748a2bf06b9c2a41e9f11e

Locked again

My last 2 private messages were 10 minutes and 163 minutes ago. I received an email notification for both.

You're wrong on all points:
1. If something can be said in 1 word, it should be said in 1 word. That's efficient.
2. I've seen several very intelligent posters create very good new threads. They should be able to do that without spamming the forum for months.
3. You want satoshi's account to be gone?
4. A forum serves as an archive. Guess you've never searched the forum to find the solution you were looking for?

At the right-bottom of every PM, you'll see "Report To Admin". Click it, ask to nuke the impersonator.

Trust is earned, not asked for.
You'll turn red very soon if you try this, as Newbies are very likely to run with the money.

You can manually set the number of threads to use:
If you have 4 cores, use -t 4. Or -t 3 if your computer gets too slow.

I'd love to see an instant automated ban for anyone who posts "I'm agree"^*. It's a very easy way to filter many (Indonesian) shitposters.

All of this comes down to the very lucrative business of posting here. In a way I'm guilty too: my current signature is the most lucrative one I've ever had. But at least I try not to post crap.

^* Please exclude this post