Ok the above example is pretty obvious, but look at tx hash d4789fcc8af4211ccd0af66a984b20eed2d7869811ef7917da26960274b5707f. It says 52 NEO was sent from an address back to the same address. Just by looking at the transaction on NeoScan how can you tell if it's incoming or outgoing?
that tx is basically gas claim. To claim gas you need send neo to yourself.
Hope that helps.
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I see, thanks for the explanation.
So pretty much every transaction which has an equal input and output of NEO to the same address is only a way to claim GAS. I have a bunch of transactions in my NEON wallet for 0 NEO. I'm updating my profit/loss (using cointracking.info), so it is safe to ignore these 0 NEO sum transactions?
And 1 last thing that confuses me. If you see hash 86fcebc0cca4422fa7bf74ef07a4c28374d5362d1dcef3a21754ae2d2589e415, 105 NEO was sent from address AHe7T1i5zqdU6DSYW7ZRosr9MKTCKiHFLJ to the same address, but 81 NEO was also sent to address APMXLvD3445LRtYMjNDVPAgPkP142BthBZ. Was this an outgoing transaction of 81 from the first address? How can I even tell which address initiated the transaction and if it's a deposit or withdrawal?
NEON wallet is so vague and only stores transactions from 90 days so it's hard to tell by looking there.