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781  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Sending $8 worth of BTC with a fees of $1.7??? is this reasonable on: May 21, 2017, 04:29:06 PM
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This is my ID Transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/9936631876289a27f1f3d6ce5ae7fcfa457c8cb4279d995a98050b01b0fe3c85

 I never did receive it from faucet or any other small size payment, I receive it from a gambling site. You are quite right about the multiple inputs I think that's the main reason why my size in bytes goes to 1k.

Every payment that you receive adds at least 148 bytes to a transaction when you spend that payment.

According to https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ the current estimated fees for fast confirmation are 0.00000270 BTC per byte.

Therefore, when you receive a payment, it's going to cost you at least:
0.00000270 BTC per byte X 148 bytes = 0.00039960 BTC to spend that payment.

As such, any payment that you receive that is less than 0.00039960 BTC is actually worth negative bitcoins.  It's going to cost you more to spend it than its value.

You received:
  • 0.0001 BTC on 2017-02-22 at 04:44:06 UTC in transaction 0de2fb7e0cfc5bce15c6ba23078c27cf5c13c7d65d32ab9655f5dc9e7627ac45
  • 0.00029 BTC on 2017-05-01 at 03:49:08 UTC in transaction 131812d4f1252ade7cf0025fc0280a404f28322f18dea14431addf030c348d21
  • 0.00001973 BTC on 2017-03-05 at 09:16:30 UTC in transaction 27522b243e91f92fb53e296403c696940c7606c4c983c2e701bf65e58a03b9f9
  • 0.00005304 BTC on 2017-02-13 at 02:32:46 UTC in transaction 9f80bbbe2c228939b9e47fc9bec5b256d1db8efc53320b58df1efb0fc0988f70
  • 0.00001092 BTC on 2017-01-24 at 07:27:24 UTC in transaction bbaea76629b9b114947a5d4cdcc8934ba1e5a3769f35110982c1630df87a7912
  • 0.00035654 BTC on 2017-02-25 at 15:13:45 UTC in transaction e7134f6fde6c81474bd7d3d762a0c39919a3483363c36e812d791dca691ee916

Then you spent all those payments in this transaction that you are complaining about.

Every one of those payments that you received is worth less than the fees that it cost you to include them in your transaction.  You'd have been better off not spending them at all.

What wallet or website are you using to send and receive transactions? If your wallet doesn't give you enough control to keep it from spending outputs that cost more than they are worth, then you need to switch to a better wallet.

If you want fast confirmation, and you don't want such high fees, then stop taking payments that aren't worth as much as the fees needed to spend them.


I only receive payment once and that is from a gambling website. I really don't know why it is reflecting that I receive it from many outputs whatsoever, all I did is withdrawn once from there and that's it.
782  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Sending $8 worth of BTC with a fees of $1.7??? is this reasonable on: May 21, 2017, 04:51:28 AM
Put your transaction ID into blockchain.info and check these fields:

"Size: XXXX (bytes)" and "Fee per byte: YYY.YYY sat/B"

Given you've stated $8 (around 0.00384 btc) and $1.7 (around 0.00082 btc) I am going to go ahead and guess that the "size" is probably something over 680 bytes (you've been collecting small payments into your wallet, most likely from faucets or cloud mining etc)... and you have at least 4 or 5 inputs into your transaction... and that your fee is probably 120 sat/B or less...

Feel free to post your Transaction ID here and we can investigate if it is something other than a low fee (maybe unconfirmed parent transactions) that is preventing your transaction from being confirmed.

For future reference, telling us the absolute value of the fee paid (especially in $) is pretty meaningless... 1. the price of bitcoin varies, so the $ amount is constantly changing and 2. fees are calculated on a "satoshis per byte" basis, so you need to specify the "sat/B" fee amount to have any real relevance...

This is my ID Transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/9936631876289a27f1f3d6ce5ae7fcfa457c8cb4279d995a98050b01b0fe3c85

 I never did receive it from faucet or any other small size payment, I receive it from a gambling site. You are quite right about the multiple inputs I think that's the main reason why my size in bytes goes to 1k.
783  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Sending $8 worth of BTC with a fees of $1.7??? is this reasonable on: May 21, 2017, 01:51:33 AM
I just send $8 worth of bitcoin to a specific casino website with a $1.7 transaction fees and yet it is more than a day now and it didn't complete a single confirmation. It seems that the hike in price of bitcoin is also a hike in fees in sending it. I hate this scenario.
784  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will bitcoin be used to support terrorists? on: May 20, 2017, 04:11:06 AM
Fiat/Real money is being used since long time ago to support terrorists so how much more Bitcoin that is decentralize. the essence of Bitcoin is to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions. Bitcoin is money even though it is not tangible it is money and it will be use to deal with bad things in the world. So whatever the intentions of the individual that is holding a Bitcoin must be responsible.
785  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: $0.85 transaction fee is absolutely ridiculous! on: May 20, 2017, 03:55:02 AM
show me any other financial means of moving $1900 worth for only $0.85 globally .... it doesnt exist.

It is good for the high players in sending big volume of bitcoin though but the real commotion here is that even you are sending $1-$10 worth of bitcoin you will have to pay fees almost the same of sending big amounts just to be receive by the recipient in time, so sending small amount of bitcoin to others with a high fees will kill the small players.
786  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin IS basically DESTROYED on: May 20, 2017, 03:34:56 AM
Why would the fact that China is basically controlling mining do anything to Bitcoin?

The whole concept of bitcoin was based around decentralization.

If China controlls a large % of the hash power then it would only take the collaboration of a few to hit the dreaded 51% control point

This statement suggests that the Chinese are more corrupt that other nationalities. I don't believe that they are. Would you have made that statement if a large % of hash power was controlled by Americans?

It's just that most people of China is a business minded and thinking advance compare to others. For example most of the Chinese people here in our place have their own business that you can compare also in the world of Bitcoin, they sew that this had a great potential in investing their money, all I see with this is most of Chinese people just believe first in the financial and security measures of cryptos compare to other country and nationalities.
787  Economy / Services / Re: 🎯 Sportsbet.io 🎯 - Youtube Video + Article Campaign! on: May 02, 2017, 03:42:07 PM
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788  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: ¦¯¦¦¯¦ Rollin.io Free Lottery Tickets ¦¯¦¦¯¦ Daily Giveaway ¦¯¦¦¯¦ 1878 mBTC won on: May 01, 2017, 05:32:30 PM
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790  Economy / Economics / Re: Best way for steady income on: April 30, 2017, 01:06:13 PM
If you want a steady income go find some work that will give you salary. Expecting steady income without a risk in investment is too good to be true, every investment has it's risk. If this is too easy for everybody, everyone will be rich by now.

Why would you have to find for a job if you want to have a passive income. Why dont you start up a small business, you can make a loan to do it, then make a strategy to make it grow.
Remember if you're just a worker you cant be rich, and there is no permanent job. You just make your boss' rich not yours.

I only just answered the topic or question here, business is good though but it is not so steady compare to a job that will give you steady income.
791  Economy / Services / Re: [WTB] Virtual Private Phone Numbers on: April 29, 2017, 11:34:17 AM
I can provide you any phone number anywhere in the world. But of course it is to be paid by credit card but I can do that for you while paying me with bitcoins and I am the one will pay through credit card balance.
792  Economy / Services / Re: Rollin.io - Article/Review + Youtube Video Campaign! on: April 29, 2017, 11:16:27 AM
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793  Economy / Economics / Re: Best way for steady income on: April 29, 2017, 11:03:17 AM
If you want a steady income go find some work that will give you salary. Expecting steady income without a risk in investment is too good to be true, every investment has it's risk. If this is too easy for everybody, everyone will be rich by now.
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795  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: HDD mining aside from storjcoin and burstcoin? on: February 22, 2017, 11:06:44 PM
I think it might be a good way to mine for people who already have good devices, but I'm not sure if it would be worth investing in equipment to mine it. I would like to hear feedback on this, and with regard to electricity costs. Is anyone getting good results?

It depends on your individual situation...if you're looking to mine and dump or looking to hold if you think BURST is going up (I do).

Personally I had about 12 TB available already, my computers are already on 24/7 anyway...it's as close to free money as you get for me.  About 4 months of mining and I'm at about 100k BURST (I'm holding). 

that would give you less than 0.02 per month after electricity but i suspect the calculator online is wrong so it's actually less, therefore you are not making an amount that different from a faucet...

Not sure how you're doing your math but it's 12 TB not GB in my example...which has yielded about 100k BURST in a little less than 4 months. At current rates that's over $80. 

well i was right, $80 in 4 months is exactly $20 in 1 month = 0.02...

No my friend you are wrong, and the calculator too because his profit is for 5 months when you use the calculator.
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Can you please tell me in what percentage you are able to do in every language. thanks.
799  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: [WTS] 1 gram of gold currency from Goldmoney.com for your worth $30 BTC. on: January 19, 2017, 05:27:46 AM
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