I will update if anything happens, as well as let you know anything that Coinbase gets back to me with. I'm not an expert with this bitcoin stuff, but there are not any alternative explanations, right?
in any case, don't give up on the 13 BTC, and keep your wallet backups safe it's possible that a miner could be offered additional financial incentive after the fact, to include an old unconfirmed TX in its next block in this scenario, coinad should probably be the one to offer the incentive, although stakeholders such as yourself might also volunteer some payment in order to get it processed(or coinbase, if they value their reputation) How? The only address I control is the change address. doesn't matter what you control i don't control any of it, but i could still offer Mining Pool XYZ a reward for including that rogue transaction in their next block for me the tx was initially created by coinad, with an insufficient fee. so i was suggesting that coinad be the ones to offer additional financial incentive to mining pools to get it over the line... financial incentive that probably should have been included in the tx in the first place. I run CoinAd. How should I proceed? EDIT: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143266
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I will update if anything happens, as well as let you know anything that Coinbase gets back to me with. I'm not an expert with this bitcoin stuff, but there are not any alternative explanations, right?
in any case, don't give up on the 13 BTC, and keep your wallet backups safe it's possible that a miner could be offered additional financial incentive after the fact, to include an old unconfirmed TX in its next block in this scenario, coinad should probably be the one to offer the incentive, although stakeholders such as yourself might also volunteer some payment in order to get it processed(or coinbase, if they value their reputation) How? The only address I control is the change address.
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I've set the 'Default Fee Policy' to 'Generous', but my transactions are still being send with 0.0005 BTC fee. What's going on? (I'm using 'Bitcoin-Qt Compatible JSON RPC', 'sendmany')
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Nice idea, I might buy Minecraft just to try this out.
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Glad it was 【SLOVED】
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My first thought was "I wonder if HE was the whale?".
He wasn't. Wouldn't it be possible in theory for him to be the whale and for you to be unaware of the fact? Yes , in theory. Incredibly unlikely though
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I just want to know if he really is the 'owner' of that address. Can you prove that? You know... Bitcoin and stuff. The pot for match-3 was far too high. It really was worth playing until you hit it, because it was incredibly unlikely you would make a loss - unless someone else hit it before you. The three pots will end up being 6643 BTC, 26 BTC and 0.48 BTC on average. Having 400 BTC in the match-3 pot put it around 16 times bigger than it will be on average, and made it well worth shooting for. You hit the match-3 pot about once every 10,000 draws. 10,000 draws cost 100 BTC to play. So you're paying 100 BTC to win half of 400 BTC - well worth doing, even if you never win any of the other pots (which, of course, you will). I've thought about that yesterday, but since I could not afford to lose 100 BTC I stopped thinking about it and started doing other stuff (to stop feeding that gambling desire I sometimes have). EDIT: Goddammit, my English sometimes is broken as hell.
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your landlord gave you their bank deposit information. This is the same information that would be needed to withdraw funds Someone can explain this for me please ? US rules ? Can't believe this ! For OP, legit or not i wish you good luck to get a new job https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128998.0The US operates under some pretty bizarre banking principles. There's not really direct deposit, you simply give a company access to your bank account. And without direct deposit, there's no direct deposit guarantee so if something goes awry, it can be the devil of a time stopping it. Some people maintain multiple bank accounts for this reason. W..T..F..
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6.5k+ I put in a couple hundred dollars Mixed feelings. I do legitimately feel like a plunderer... Profit is approx $6,500 I put in couple hundred; the majority of it when a bet was @ .1 btc a few days ago
Can you prove that? You know... Bitcoin and stuff.
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So... We meet again.
How much did you won? And how much did you 'bet'?
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B) There are no public announcements of what the funds are used for. I am honestly not sure how most software foundations do "business", but the foundation purchased the domain bitcoin.us for $17,500 USD. Does that sound like a good use of your donations?
What?
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I don't understand why people insists that Win8 is bad. It's the fastest and most versatile OS from Windows so far, if you don't agree, you probably haven't used it long enough.
The Start menu is awesome, the boot time is unbelievable fast (with other OS, to have such a quick boot time you need to have a SSD).
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Herself? She? Her? Seems legit.
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Can't you guys make those big tournaments Friday or Saturday?
I really wanted to play the 10,000 chip freeroll but it starts at 2 AM in a work day...
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I can log in to my account now, but can't send a transaction. Some error about a bad script.
I got the same error, but the transactions went fine. I was about to hit the send button twice, but I stopped to think for a second and saw the transaction in the history. I was 1 click away to screw everything up.
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It's working fine now.
It's not. Downloading blockchain I guess.
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