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i reseted the blockchain and transactions (reseted from date of first transaction).
the faulty transaction that hasn't been confirmed is nowhere to be seen anymore. all i see is 2 incoming transactions from november 2013 of around 3.3.8 BTC.
That is what should happen. That transaction has already been dropped by the network. What you did was tell your wallet to also forget about it, thus allowing you to spend those Bitcoin again. It should be as if that transaction had never happened. however the balance of my the wallet now says 0.0001 BTC and that really freaks me out... i mean how can this be when there are only incoming and no outgoing transactions? oh man.....
That is strange. Can you post a screenshot? Are you sure that it is fully synced? Yes sure, hope this helps?   |
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i reseted the blockchain and transactions (reseted from date of first transaction).
the faulty transaction that hasn't been confirmed is nowhere to be seen anymore. all i see is 2 incoming transactions from november 2013 of around 3.3.8 BTC.
however the balance of my the wallet now says 0.0001 BTC and that really freaks me out... i mean how can this be when there are only incoming and no outgoing transactions? oh man.....
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Should be multibit HD which should have a button "repair wallet" that should do it.
If Im wrong and its multibit classic "reset and rescan blockchain" (something along those lines) should do it.
Yep. Looks like those should fix it. They will rescan the entire blockchain and remove your unconfirmed transactions. ok guys, will try and rescan the blockchain. as soon as I tried this, i will report back to you. for now, let me thank you for fast help- great community as always! |
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f6b1b353444789bfe9baa638f32fd7c6d37850d2818a59a7c419c133d0ac1d51: Seen by 1 peer. Pending/unconfirmed.
from 1CN5ea2C7whK2UYRjrSEvHSufKpFequdw / d9d8b5fd43c7c231c6f6143e4c1d556f4505a20be52cb2bfdad6ac9f51fad5d3:0
to 1BxnYyNsiejnsaxv7ddPGFYu16Hn7R6zfm 0.00299473 BTC
to 1CN5ea2C7whK2UYRjrSEvHSufKpFequdw 3.37690527 BTC
That isn't the actual raw transaction... But, you can see that the second output there of 3.37690527 is your change output. I'm guessing that your wallet says you have 3.37690527 and you are trying to spend from it. However, that is the change output and it is tied up in this unconfirmed transaction. it says in multibit that my balance is 3.37700529. any idea what i need to do to fix this? |
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I just looked at the transaction at blockchain.info and blockexplorer.com. Both can't find the transaction and I strongly believe, that I mistakenly send the transaction to a non existing adress...
That is not possible, Multibit would not allow it. Rather what likely happened was that the fee was too low so that many nodes and the block explorer nodes did not accept the transaction. Would the raw transaction text help you and is that something that I can share openly here?
Yes and yes. The transaction does not leak private information, it is meant to be shared by every single node on the network. f6b1b353444789bfe9baa638f32fd7c6d37850d2818a59a7c419c133d0ac1d51: Seen by 1 peer. Pending/unconfirmed. from 1CN5ea2C7whK2UYRjrSEvHSufKpFequdw / d9d8b5fd43c7c231c6f6143e4c1d556f4505a20be52cb2bfdad6ac9f51fad5d3:0 to 1BxnYyNsiejnsaxv7ddPGFYu16Hn7R6zfm 0.00299473 BTC to 1CN5ea2C7whK2UYRjrSEvHSufKpFequdw 3.37690527 BTC |
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I have googled quite a bit but haven't been able to fix the issue. It might have something to do with an outgoing transcation from the Multibit wallet, that didn't go trought. It says under transactions "This transaction is not yet confirmed. Seen by 1 peer." The mentioned transaction was a very small transaction (around 2 dollars only) and is more than a month old. The value of of my actual wallet balance is many times the value of this unconfirmed transaction, so I don't see how this stuck transaction can block all my funds?
Any help is appreciated!
It can block your funds because of change. When you spend Bitcoin, you are actually not spending a balance of an address but rather transaction outputs. These outputs are like dollar bills, they can only be spent in full. In order to send the exact amount, you have to collect change, just like you would with dollar bills. This unconfirmed transaction could be spending from a large output and had to produce a change output. That change may be what is preventing you from being able to send more money because the change output is still unconfirmed. Edit: Dang, shorena beat me to it. thanks for the swift reply. Let's hope I can fix this mess I somehow cause.. |
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Dear forum
I am kinda lost here and hope someone can help.
I want to send someones BTC that are being kept in Multibit to my Trezor but we can't. There is an error message, saying:
"There are not enough funds in this wallet to send x BTC. You can only spend your "Availiable to spend" balance. Remember that the sender pays a fee".
So basically Multibit is telling me that even tough my wallet contains x BTC worth X Dollars, there are only 0.001 BTC avaliable to spend.
I have googled quite a bit but haven't been able to fix the issue. It might have something to do with an outgoing transcation from the Multibit wallet, that didn't go trought. It says under transactions "This transaction is not yet confirmed. Seen by 1 peer." The mentioned transaction was a very small transaction (around 2 dollars only) and is more than a month old. The value of of my actual wallet balance is many times the value of this unconfirmed transaction, so I don't see how this stuck transaction can block all my funds?
Any help is appreciated!
Its possible that you used all your funds to spend the 2 USD worth of bitcoin. You think of it like you own a 2016 USD bill and want to spend 2 USD. Someone would need to give you a 2014 USD change. At least thats how bitcoin works. If multibit does not allow you to spend "unconfirmed change" something like this can block your entire balance. Are you willing to post the transaction ID of the unconfirmed TX or even better the raw transaction? "Seen by 1 peer" sounds like it was not properly broadcasted. I just looked at the transaction at blockchain.info and blockexplorer.com. Both can't find the transaction and I strongly believe, that I mistakenly send the transaction to a non existing adress... Would the raw transaction text help you and is that something that I can share openly here? |
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Dear forum
I am kinda lost here and hope someone can help.
I want to send someones BTC that are being kept in Multibit to my Trezor but we can't. There is an error message, saying:
"There are not enough funds in this wallet to send x BTC. You can only spend your "Availiable to spend" balance. Remember that the sender pays a fee".
So basically Multibit is telling me that even tough my wallet contains x BTC worth X Dollars, there are only 0.001 BTC avaliable to spend.
I have googled quite a bit but haven't been able to fix the issue. It might have something to do with an outgoing transcation from the Multibit wallet, that didn't go trought. It says under transactions "This transaction is not yet confirmed. Seen by 1 peer." The mentioned transaction was a very small transaction (around 2 dollars only) and is more than a month old. The value of of my actual wallet balance is many times the value of this unconfirmed transaction, so I don't see how this stuck transaction can block all my funds?
Any help is appreciated!
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Anybody saying their going to double their btc is a troll.
No you don't have to do anything. The only coins to be worried about would be ones bought after the fork.
thanks! |
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hey guys
i must say this fork thing is mighty confusing for me. even tough i am following BTC for a while.
please forget my ignorant questions but i am really lost with this topic and i don't want to loose my hard earned BTC.
2 questions:
- i keep the majority of my BTC on my trezor wallet. do i need to do anything in case BTC forks?
- additionally, my my parents bought some BTC because i am told them too invest a little bit and they keep it in a armory wallet. do they need to do anything?
last question: some people in other threads mentioned that one could double their BTC if they switch to XT. is that correct? and if yes, is this doubling only for the people that switch at the beginning and people that don't switch immediately loose out on this opportunity? or will the amount of BTC double when the majority decide to fork? if i/we need to do something, how can someone using trezor and/or armory make this happend?
again, sorry for those questions. but i am neither a mathematician nor a programmer so some of the more technical aspects of BTC are to confusing for me..
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=375643.1100on this thread, a few people would like to get bitcoin tatoos. One guy says he would do it for 2 bitcoins (not on his face or not too big). Another person suggested a thread about this, an escrow and it to be crowdfunded. I will not be an escrow since I have not been here long enough to be trusted. I just opened this thread because I want to see it happen. We need an escrow that is well trusted, we need the guy to do the tattoo and we need some crowdfunding. Thanks The crowdfunders can suggest what they are willing to pay for what tattoo (logo, what it says, "I hold bitcoin", where it should be on the body). If no one is willing to do, I might consider to be the person, depending if this project gains popularity or not. i was/am one of the guys. however, it has to be a substantial amount, i don't think that anything below 10 BTC would work for me. unfortunately (only in regards to this though) i live in a first world country and need a bigger incentive then the guy that appareantly would do if for 2 BTC.  however, for the right amount i'd have no problem to get a bigger tattoo with the hodl thing and i'd even throw in a honey badger and the BTC logo. again, i am open to suggestions!  |
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We should pay someone to get "I HODL BITCOIN" tattoo'd on themselves
for 20 bitcoin i am your man. no.fucking.joke. I'll do it for 2. I am dead serious, are you? |
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We should pay someone to get "I HODL BITCOIN" tattoo'd on themselves
for 20 bitcoin i am your man. no.fucking.joke. |
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this is fekking huge! imagine how many people will be able to easily buy BTC now? |
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my parents asked me to buy some bitcoin for them. they are 63 and 65 years old  |
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Sure, a lot of people will be interested in bitcoin once they take time to check it out and see the 10,000% ROI its given speculators over the past few years. Are these people interested in bitcoin? Probably not the protocol itself, but the opportunity to get rich quick. Still, that means there could be a lot of upside left to go in this bubble.
sure, thats interesting for them. why wouldn't it be. but they see and understand the value and possible future of BTC as well (taking over / partially taking over CC's, WU, Gold..). |
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Both my parents and my brother wired me some money to buy coins for them Triggered mostly by the massive media coverage in the German speaking area in the last few days. I had to do a lot of explaining and especially my parents would never have been able to set up and back up their wallet (they don't really speak english). So think about what will happend when it will be really easy for Joe Everybody to buy coins.. Holy shiiit.. For my brother it was easier to educate himself after I pointed him toward the "Bitcoin 101 Blackboard" series on Youtube. Btw: I really ecourage you to show them to anybody that is interested in BTC. De Angelo does a great job explaining the BTC ecosystem. People at work start asking about BTC more often too because they know I own some. Hold tight, we are in for a ride! |
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