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August 16, 2012, 11:14:45 PM
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I shouldn't have to do a separate transaction to combine a balance.

Then use sendmany.

The 0.00000001 balance will cease to exist after it has been spent.

No. Transaction fees (if they are even charged, which they aren't if you aren't just spending the coins as soon as you get them) are added to the reward miners get. After a certain amount of time, there isn't even a transaction fee anyway, so your point is moot.
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August 18, 2012, 12:03:42 AM
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I shouldn't have to do a separate transaction to combine a balance.

Then use sendmany.

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The 0.00000001 balance will cease to exist after it has been spent.

No. Transaction fees (if they are even charged, which they aren't if you aren't just spending the coins as soon as you get them) are added to the reward miners get. After a certain amount of time, there isn't even a transaction fee anyway, so your point is moot.

Why?  Sendmany just gives more outputs, for the use we're talking about here.

This isn't a transaction fee, so your point is moot.

and I'll add that drakahn had the perfect solution for the problem here, so unless someone else here wants to talk constructively about the topic, there's no need to reply
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August 27, 2012, 03:32:51 PM
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You have two choices.  Option 1, you ignore it and let the client merge transactions as needed.  Option 2, you use the raw transaction API (in the future) to manually create transactions that merge many small inputs.

Maybe someday, far into the future, the default client will support sweeping small old transactions automatically.  I wouldn't hold my breath.

By the way, I get a lot of small transactions from p2pool mining.  I'm writing a script to grab old transactions and merge them back into my wallet in even lumps.  For no particularly good reason.

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