@odotan
Good news, some miner finally decided to confirm the transactions. Your message is now saved in the block chain.
By the way, I have been working on the new version of cryptograffiti for quite some time now. I will start working on the write tab in the near future and I plan to make automated message encoding more user friendly. For example, the users should have the possibility to include their chargeback address so that in case of problems it would be easier for me to send them back their bitcoins. Also, I will have to upload the raw transaction hex in addition to the transaction hash so that the user could immediately verify that their order has been filled indeed and even broadcast the transaction manually if needed.
This new work in progress cryptograffiti is available here:
http://cryptograffiti.info/interface/reloaded/index.html
When I get it done I will replace the original cryptograffiti.info with the new version.
Good news, some miner finally decided to confirm the transactions. Your message is now saved in the block chain.
By the way, I have been working on the new version of cryptograffiti for quite some time now. I will start working on the write tab in the near future and I plan to make automated message encoding more user friendly. For example, the users should have the possibility to include their chargeback address so that in case of problems it would be easier for me to send them back their bitcoins. Also, I will have to upload the raw transaction hex in addition to the transaction hash so that the user could immediately verify that their order has been filled indeed and even broadcast the transaction manually if needed.
This new work in progress cryptograffiti is available here:
http://cryptograffiti.info/interface/reloaded/index.html
When I get it done I will replace the original cryptograffiti.info with the new version.
Thanks very much. To answer your question from the previous response, I did not send the other transaction you mention.
The text I posted is the beginning of the book of genesis in Hebrew. It's part of an experiment to put the whole old testament on the blockchain
https://www.facebook.com/groups/btcil/permalink/960461627366899/
Do you think we could manage to put the entire book with similar fees/dust size? We're talking about this text:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bvka8swl4z3nkat/Torah.txt
It's about 750000 characters, 1406852 bytes... so should be about 70000 addresses
I say about because the write page became unresponsive when I tried to paste the entire text, so I pasted about 1/10th of the text and got this:
Chars: 75658
Bytes: 143557
Addresses: 7179
Cost: 0.04009188
So the whole book should be about 0.4 btc.
Is there something that you can do about the page unresponsive, or maybe an upload button, so I can upload the file?
Also, is there some kind of optimization we can do for the costs?
Can we still send one satoshi dust such as here
https://blockchain.info/tx/e0ce23d299bb1b7decdf86522c023554bbdeab80cebcca6aa09f01a86c65d10e
or would this not work anymore?
How many addresses could we fit into one transaction, what dust, and what fees should we use?
Thanks again very much for the quick and thorough response.