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Thank you, that did it.

This is because the final size (and thus, priority) of the transaction is only known after signing. You could estimate the priority before signing but you have to keep in mind that the signature takes some space and makes the transaction bigger, so you could later find that a fee is actually required when you previously thought it wasn't. Of course, if the priority of a transaction before signing is like 1000M then this probably won't be an issue for that specific transaction.

Edit: I could swear I haven't posted three times in a row in this thread (or elsewhere for that matter). Have some posts been removed?

Pero es que eso me cuesta mucho esfuerzo!! Nah nah, prefiero tener la pasta en el banco y que la cuiden ellos. /sarcasm

No, la rentabilidad está desplomándose en picado como si no hubiera mañana (gráfica de abajo):



Para mantenerse a la par, el precio tendría que subir un ~30% cada dos semanas, cosa que obviamente no está haciendo y no puede hacer de manera sostenible durante mucho tiempo, como ya hemos visto .

You could try to calculate the priority of the transactions, just for fun .

But that's a different issue IMO. You initially said that you "can't seem to get fucking any inputs less than 1 BTC (and more than 0.01) to be sent for free for WEEKS" (sic) so I assumed that those transactions actually hit the network and they just aren't being confirmed. However now you're saying that electrum refuses to broadcast that transaction, so the weeks bit doesn't apply. Am I mistaken somewhere?

I'll laugh. Laugh out loud.

Yes, that's exactly how it was planned from the beginning. Isn't satoshi a genius?

If I were you I'd definitely change the topic of this thread to remove the "SCAM". People jump to conclusions way too quick these days…

I thought this would be a FAQ but my searches turn out empty.


I tried to stick a couple of lines to the beginning of the script to reuse electrum's version of ecdsa:


To no avail:


I see a couple of python-ecdsa modules in github. Is one of them the correct one? Isn't there a central repository of python modules a la Perl's CPAN?

Compra coins ahora y así ya te proteges contra subidas del precio de bitcoin .

But this is no problem.

Silk Road was different because at one point it was the only place where you could spend your coins (well, you could also get some alpaca socks too). Now tens or hundreds of clones may come to replace it, but bitcoin has grown too and there's plenty of places to spend your money. None of these new black markets will ever be the only place where you can buy something with bitcoin. So it doesn't matter that SR is replaced. The press won't make a fuss about it.

Well the network seems to be accepting those transactions fine, e.g. this one of 0.58 BTC total inputs.

Esto sí que está bien saberlo .

Es que ese order book es tan confuso que no me extraña que haya que sacar interpretaciones. Creo que usaría más esa página si no fuera por eso, la verdad es que clarkmoody no tira muy fino últimamente, pero al menos los números se entienden al primer vistazo.

Or give a passphrase/privkey that unlocks only a chunk of the profits big enough for him to be able to plausibly claim that it's the whole stash.

Yeah it's rather easy in fact. All you have to do is be a dick so everyone ignores you. When that happens, your ignore button will be highlighed.

No kidding!

It didn't necessarily reverse the trend. We could now be in a bullish trend with a softer slope or in a sideways market.