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I don't care if it is a vulnerability in yacoin or if it is a virus, my coins have being lost.
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My bitcoins are NOT safe and has being stolen
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Yes, it was that link.
My bitcoins have being stolen too, 1CFuhbXcMFkqtMF53SZ4oSJ3G29FxwzdTk to 1RPrtamTACe1TcqkX2FmWVtRzmQJ6CfRx along with 256 other bitcoins were stolen.
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No, it is not FUD, my bitcoins has being sent too. Please uninstall yacoin!
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I love how Bitcoin lets me be a part of a revolution.
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Thanks a lot
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I'll throw my hat in the ring for a go. I have 0 experience with this, but I have time to kill and btc to make. Send me a PM with anything I can work on, I should have a pretty quick turnaround.
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This Derailed Epically, Anybody know who is holding the pot?
Either betbtcnow guy or Wardrick. I'll check his wallet real fast. EDIT: Nevermind, I have no clue who has it now |
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Seems like it may be legit. Link? Or at least what's the starting price?
Sorry removed the link as I rebooted the server to allow for m last changes to be recognized. It is now again in OP or www.Bticoinladder.comIt starts at .01 but is now at .16 Way too rich for my blood when it could be a scam. |
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Seems like it may be legit. Link? Or at least what's the starting price? |
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Bump because I want my chance at a bitcoin (I really need it)
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I accidentally sent the transaction to buy something via escrow twice, how do I request the money is sent back to me?
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Hi
As far as I am aware it is not possible to cancel unconfirmed transactions currently. If the block limit is maintained, this will likely lead to a scenario where first transactions without fees will go through in calmer moments, then not at all anymore.
I was now thinking of the following scenario: somebody tries to be a cheapass by not adding a fee to his transaction, transaction volume picks up forever, and the transaction is stuck in limbo forever. He might try a new doublespend with fee, but apparently that is not trivial either?
Would it be good to implement a "cancel unconfirmed transaction" option in the clients? Or does this already exist and is my information outdated?
I just did that same thing, because Im an idiot. I'm using blockchain.info's online wallet, but I can get the private key and run it off the bitcoin client locally. Can someone explain to me what would stop me from "double spending" the coins that are stuck in limbo, and would it actually be "double spending"? |
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Is there some way that I can cancel those transactions? Seeing as they only have gone through 17 nodes, it's not going to confirm for a very long time.
no, although it will eventually be dropped from each peer's memory pool. So basically my stupidity just lost me 0.2 btc? |
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Is there some way that I can cancel those transactions? Seeing as they only have gone through 17 nodes, it's not going to confirm for a very long time.
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... my transaction calls on many different inputs...
This is your basic problem. If you compare the following two transactions: https://blockchain.info/tx/6030f180a49391f052ad23dc21fa617c4eda4cffec0f88b2287f8a463b9f774fhttps://blockchain.info/tx/f3a513986ac4c06d57331e79e641da0d0e966c5c0ac305267285fbf679f7b8e4you'll see that the first spends lots of inputs, so the total space required in a block (and thus the blockchain) is 3680 bytes, because it needs to provide lots of different signatures to lots of different inputs. The second, however, sends the same BTC value to the same address, but only spends a single input. As such it requires only 259 bytes of space in the block. A miner will much prefer the second one to the first... indeed, it could fit 14 different transactions like the second one in the same amount of space in the block as the first, making it over an order of magnitude more profitable for the miner. Both are valid, and should EVENTUALLY be included in a block... it's just that the first has a lower fee than much of the network would expect for a transaction taking up so much space, so will likely take a long time to confirm. Well shit. I sent double of anything that hadnt confirmed in a real long time. Hope I can get refunds :/ Is there some way that I can turn it into one input? |
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I have recently noticed that my online wallet at blockchain.info has been REALLY fucked up. I've been getting weird node propogation rates, usually around 60% before it confirms. Just now, I've had them fail at 40%, which doesnt make sense to me at all. Also, if I let it use an automatic tx fee, it's 10-20x higher than the normal 0.5mbtc. Here's an example of 0.12 I just got screwed out of https://blockchain.info/tx/6030f180a49391f052ad23dc21fa617c4eda4cffec0f88b2287f8a463b9f774f . And the weirdest part I think is that I've recieved my bitcoin from numerous different sources. So how can I have that many invalid bitcoin? Also, if my transaction calls on many different inputs, and just one of those were invalid, such as if it came from when the blockchain forked, why would it say that the whole transaction worth of bitcoin was lost? tl;dr: A bunch of stuff that doesnt make sense to a noob. |
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Now all my transactions are failing. I think something is pretty fucked up with blockchain's wallet atm. I've lost 0.2 btc from this, I really dont know what's up. If it's a problem with Blockchain.info, I'll be pissed at them. Whereas if it's a problem with the actual blockchain, I havent seen any reports of weird happenings, so I dont know what's up. |
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I'll buy some keys, message me to arrange it.
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