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Sounds like a problem with unconfirmed transactions. I once sent a transaction without a fee, which was composed of many small inputs (all < .01). It was originally deducted from my blockchain balance. When it didn't confirm in a period of time (half hour? don't know.), the sent coins seemed to be added back to my balance. Then, it finally confirmed and they were gone from my balance again.
using Satoshidice is at great risk for this because it accepts 0-conf transactions, and it pays you with those same coins.
TLDR; pay the fee and wait for confirmations
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Seems to be a butthurt troll pissed that he either 1) lost money or 2) wasn't an early adopter. Boo hoo hoo  |
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Generally, the expression is "not up to date"
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Perfect. Edit: Idea: accept FirstBitsalso, Contact Referral program | Visit advertisers ! Stay there and get more coins! (0.01) What counts as "staying there"? I only see 2 people with 0.01 BTC in the average transaction, e.g. this oneEdit2: I always get "check your link again.. (maybe you are already on the list?)" when trying the free advertising function. Even with newly-generated links. |
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It seems to be the result of spending unconfirmed coins
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This is already possible. Coinapult allows controlling bitcoin funds via SMS |
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Lol, Faisal, you are quite the Debbie downer. Trying to let off some steam about not being an early adopter? You're screwed. But isn't that what Bitcoin is all about? screwing yourself. I might even sig this |
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I can answer your last two questions: The fee goes to the miner who solves the block. So if you're solo mining, you'll usually get a bit more than 50 BTC. And yes, fees actually do get it confirmed faster. If you're combining lots of micro-inputs from mycryptcoin into a micro-transaction, and you don't supply a fee, your transaction might never be confirmed. (See: http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/txlist/) |
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1. Given the current nature of addresses, how many total addresses are possible?
2. How many addresses currently have bitcoins?
3. How many addresses with BTC will it take for it to become profitable to generate addresses at random and check their balance, then send all of its coins to another address?
For #3, assume that the addresses are being generated as fast as possible, i.e. without any regard for security. The private key might as well start at a random seed, then simply be incremented. With these provisions, I think 20 MKeys/s is a possibility.
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It's always nice to see someone point out fallacies  I'll do it for 1BTC/hour  |
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Hmm... is there a way to export GLBSE in a nice parse-able format? I want to create a list of securities, sorted in descending order by x = share_ask_price/average_dividend/average_time_between_dividends Excluding Pirate bonds, I think that Tygrr-bond-B has the highest x value when calculated in that manner; am I right? Edit: Going even further, I'd like to be able to create simple line graphs, which start at (-ask) and increase by the average payment period and the average dividend. This way, you could easily see how long it would take for a share of FOO.PPPPT to be more profitable than Tygrr-bond-P  Edit2: Just checked, and Foo.PPPPT is now .11/share cheaper than before, and it's only .02 more expensive than Tygrr-bond-P |
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I retract my bid then, sorry :/
I'm not much of a gambler
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America is too big to fail.  Aztec. Inca. Maya. Rome. Byzantine. The Mongol Empire. U.S.S.R. |
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But wait... does it work?
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I want a single IDE drive (small)
I bid Maxtor IDE 20GB 0.4 BTC |
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