Not much is stored in the mixer, 100's rather than 1000's.

As for the wallet service it would be very difficult for any intruder to modify the client side js unnoticed. Multisig support is not far off anyway.

Thanks for the votes of confidence

Surely a year without any security issues counts for something?

http://blockchain.info/pushtx

Ignore the bit about the fees.

Can any users confirm GBP withdrawals are clearing?

Thanks but I tried that already. Sent several messages but no response so far.


This is my own address. I guess this is on the whois for blockchain.info but i'm looking to acquire blockchain.com.

Damn decimals confusing me. The documentation is wrong it is 0.0005 BTC.

It should have recently been changed to the correct value (0.0005).

There currently isn't a way to set the fee in the merchant api. It's always fixed at 0.0005 BTC for every transaction regardless of whether it is between the same wallet.

Unless sending anonymously there is no blockchain.info fee.

The miners fee is optional (but recommended) and depends of the transaction size / freshness of the coins (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees).  To send without a miners fee use the custom send form and choose "Continue without Fee" when asked.

There used to be the option to select an additional address for the fee out of but that is gone now. You can choose two from addresses instead to partially replicate the functionality.

Whoever made an anonymous transaction to SatoshiDICE thats not a good idea. Any winnings will be automatically sent back to 1dice causing a endless loop until the eventually the house wins.

You did win twice in a row though. http://blockchain.info/address/15GvJVi9mhcgWNEUUqXDvY44L87d4BzPZN

Bonus is up btw.

What if you don't want to rely on a 3rd party site, just have a desktop client automatically open.

I'm trying to reach the owner of blockchain.com, you can probably guess as to why.

5 BTC reward to anyone who can put me in touch with the owner.

You can glean a bit of that information from http://blockchain.info/status_check which is the script pingdom monitors. Restart times are not available to the web interface since it's literally just a bash script script that kills bitcoind every few hours.


The permissions were reverted back to their old permissions after the RPC interaction functionality was moved to a separate extension. The extension can only read data at blockchain.info, www.blockchain.info and local.blockchain.info (Points to localhost for development).


Because bitcoin: would not work with some of the social media share links, I think Facebook and G+ would accept bitcoin:// links but not bitcoin:

I really don't think it is a big deal. Nearly all APIs where you register a protocol handler register the prefix e.g. "bitcoin" not specifying bitcoin:// or bitcoin: so it seems logical that software should support both. Adding support to Bitcoinj (which blockchain uses) was a one line addition uriString = uriString.replace("bitcoin://", "bitcoin:");

It's not quite a one line change because it also needs changing on the android and iPhone app.


Will do.


I think it would be better to add support for the vanitygen format. What does the output look like? JSON?

Firstbits are recaculating should be restored in a few hours:

Nice idea. But it could be fairly easy for someone with good connectivity to de-anonymoize transactions. If for example someone with the address 1NotMixed keeps broadcasting his address as suitable for mixing every transaction that involves that address you know that the other output was the real destination address. Even if it is a chain of mixed transactions every one they manage to involve themselves in increases the likelihood of predicting the final destination address.

Or not necessarily using the same address, but unique addresses and sending back to 1NotMixed after.

This was the problem and it should now have been resolved.

Good idea, This seems like the best solution for the time being. It's strange though because until recently bitcoind would run fine for a week or more without a restart.


The site runs several instances so as long as they are not all restarted at the same time there shouldn't be any issues.

Apologies for the downtime. It's something to do with Bitcoind, every morning I wake up and it's consuming 8GB RAM and 100% CPU.

Bonus Temporarily Increased to 1%

Refunded


Probably the best way to see if the bonus is active is http://blockchain.info/wallet/send-anonymously the javascript interface might lag behind slightly. The bonus is active again now, approximately 15 BTC to payout.


Thank you for the bug report. The android app is getting a bit of a re-write, including a lot of the synchronisation code,

It can sometimes be a bit delayed, let me know if you still haven't received it in in an hour.

The miners fee depends on how many times the mixer decides to split the transaction. The base fee is 0.0002 BTC because the minimum split is two, if your tx gets split into 4 the miners fee will be 0.0004 etc. It depends not the size and random variables.


No the bonus is recorded in the forwarding entry at the time of creation. However if the backlog of paying transactions has cleared by the time your tx gets used then the bonus may not be paid (only the miners fee will be charged).


If you genuinely didn't know about the fee then yes, please PM me an address.