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on: October 08, 2017, 02:54:27 AM

Quote from: Milquetoast on October 07, 2017, 08:30:53 AM My Full Byteball Wallet is syncing very slow, since 09/17/17. How can I resolve the problem? Can I convert my Full Wallet to a light wallet without losing by Blackbytes? having exactly the same problem

on: August 25, 2017, 07:43:20 AM

Quote from: yesiam6 on August 24, 2017, 08:20:46 PM or can blackbyte get added to exchanges technically? they won't be listed on exchanges, as this would interfere with their private character

on: March 08, 2017, 10:14:13 AM

Quote from: talkbitcoin on March 08, 2017, 10:00:41 AM ... your wallet should do that for you. it automatically makes a guess of transaction size then makes an estimate of current fee and gives you final result to make it easy for the end user. although they usually have an advance section to show you the size and fee in satoshi/byte i know electrum allows you to set it with an slider and if you preview the transaction before signing it shows you size of the transaction also. yeah, blockchain.info guesses to small fees, if you want your tx be confirmed in the next blocks... so i'll give electrum a try for the next time. thanks a lot!

on: March 08, 2017, 09:52:52 AM

Quote from: talkbitcoin on March 08, 2017, 09:50:23 AM look at your transaction like this: https://blockchain.info/de/tx/1defc8711cfc0492f0bc84a56cf4c9e747fe785a6d23d1d4b914448086e0e034?show_adv=true do you see on the right side those lines saying "Ausgabe" or in English output, those are outputs or in other words transactions you received. and when you are sending bitcoin you are in fact spending these. when you spend multiple outputs your transaction size grows with the number of these you spend. you have 6 of them and you are creating 2 new outputs hence your transaction size is 961 bytes. with current fee rules you need to pay 961 * 200 = 192,200 satoshi as fee and this has nothing to do with blockchain.info wallet, it is how bitcoin have always worked. the only difference is the higher fees these days oh, so even if I'd use another client for creating these transactions, that would be the same and it's not fault of blockchain.info thanks for enlightening me! But is there any tool to see the size of the transaction before sending it?

on: March 08, 2017, 09:44:39 AM

I realized that blockchain.info wallets are creating huge transaction sizes due to splitting one transaction and then merge it into one It's causing expensive transaction fees! why is that so and how can I prevent this stupid "feature"? Is there any setting on the blockchain.info wallet? example tx: https://blockchain.info/de/tx/1defc8711cfc0492f0bc84a56cf4c9e747fe785a6d23d1d4b914448086e0e034 I just had to use btc.com tx accelerator and gave those chinese 11 dollars...

on: March 07, 2017, 03:45:35 AM

Quote from: Gunthar on December 14, 2016, 11:28:46 AM After any azure arrow, there is a bearish trend. The right moment for a change of the trend is when the candlesticks exit and THEN enter back inside the band. Sometimes they get very close to the band and the trend changes without crossing borders. Use the Bollinger Band to be aware of what is going on: it is a dump, yes, but you know exactly when it will stop and you know exactly when the bear will turn into a bull. Stay calm...take a deep breath....and don't stop the GUNBOT So, do you like it? Did you ever see this? If yes: did you ever use the Bollinger Band as a tool to be aware you are not losing all your money and you don't have to stop your bot but it is just the wonderful world of trading going on? Well, now you know it...if you need more help on this, just shoot me a PM and please again...don't stop your GUNBOT, let it do its job for you...I didn't code emotions in it... Is the Bollinger Band really supposed to be used like this? Did you set up the candlesticks to 30 or 15 Minutes? As this would effect the graph.

on: March 07, 2017, 12:42:36 AM

Thinking about getting a licence. @gun: what would you do regarding the licences if polo gets shut down?

on: February 27, 2017, 09:58:15 PM

Sehr geil, dass sich jemand die Mühe macht, solch eine Software zu erstellen und bereitzustellen. Danke dafür! Gibt es wirklich nur die Möglichkeit die CSV-Dateien zu importieren oder bin ich zu doof um eine die Funktion für manuelle Eingaben zu finden? Wenn ich zum Beispiel bitcoin auf Irgend einem Weg kaufe oder verkaufe, der nicht von der Software supported wird, müsste ich das doch manuell eingeben können?

on: February 20, 2017, 12:56:03 AM

Thanks for explaining Mike, I got the idea. So I just tested the Wallet recovery and it didn't work out for me: I'm sure that I used the same password as for logging in on my BitGo.com wallet, as I'm using a password manager. Did I get anythong wrong?

on: February 19, 2017, 12:24:59 AM

I just set up a wallet on bitgo.com The main reason isthe instant transaction with their partners kraken, bitstamp and so on. Just realized that they charge a 0.1 % fee for every transaction, even for ordinary transaction without the instant feature. Does't sound much at first. But Quite a high fee when transmitting 10 BTC Did i get it right that with the pdf you download while creating the wallet, you get one of the 3 secret keys and one encrypted public key to get a second privte key stored at keytern.al? I would feel safer to have the second private key under my control... So in case bitgo.com is down or disappears for any reason you'd be able to move all your BTC to another wallet address? But how is that possible if bitgo.com creates a new wallet adress for every time you receive BTC? Wouldn't you need all those private keys of those addresses? Please enlighten me! PS: think about bitcoin going to the moon and having 1,000,000 Dollars on BitGo. wouldn't be cool to pay 1,000 Dollars for moving them. Isn't it just possible to use the private keys to do that and avoid the fee?

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