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September 12, 2015, 04:21:20 PM
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Yesterday I sent .234 btc to a known good address and my bitcoin core v11 wallet shows 95 (and growing) confirmations.
When I looked up the transaction number on a couple of chain explorers they all say 'not found'.
Is there a simple explanation? Should I be worried??

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September 12, 2015, 05:24:11 PM
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Yesterday I sent .234 btc to a known good address and my bitcoin core v11 wallet shows 95 (and growing) confirmations.
When I looked up the transaction number on a couple of chain explorers they all say 'not found'.
Is there a simple explanation? Should I be worried??



Blockchain explorers aren't 100% reliable. Can you post the TX ID so a few people can review it?
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September 12, 2015, 05:47:41 PM
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Transaction ID: 76665379a21ad11b41524e65eba048df6edca74be432fd537217ded199859611-000

I'm thinking it's not a transaction until the receiver opens his wallet which he may not have done, if that makes any sense.
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September 12, 2015, 05:52:58 PM
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Transaction ID: 76665379a21ad11b41524e65eba048df6edca74be432fd537217ded199859611-000

I'm thinking it's not a transaction until the receiver opens his wallet which he may not have done, if that makes any sense.

The string you linked isn't a TXID, the -000 doesn't belong.

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Code:
76665379a21ad11b41524e65eba048df6edca74be432fd537217ded199859611
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And amounts sent correspond to what you've described in your first post.

As for the receiver, nobody needs to open anything to receive transacted Bitcoins. You can send Bitcoin to an address nobody controls and they will end up there anyways.

EDIT: https://blockchain.info/tx/76665379a21ad11b41524e65eba048df6edca74be432fd537217ded199859611 on blockchain.info
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September 12, 2015, 05:54:50 PM
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Transaction ID: 76665379a21ad11b41524e65eba048df6edca74be432fd537217ded199859611-000

I'm thinking it's not a transaction until the receiver opens his wallet which he may not have done, if that makes any sense.

it happend to me few  times, the solution is just to relax and w8 a little bit Wink i know how you feel, but as i sayd sometimes you just need to wait, for me it works now -> https://blockchain.info/tx/76665379a21ad11b41524e65eba048df6edca74be432fd537217ded199859611

maybe it works for you too, check now.

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September 12, 2015, 06:03:08 PM
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Thank you guys. Yes it's there now.
About that -000 thing, the TXID  was copied directly from my wallet. Is this just one of those things I'm supposed to know but don't?
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September 12, 2015, 06:07:30 PM
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Thank you guys. Yes it's there now.
About that -000 thing, the TXID  was copied directly from my wallet. Is this just one of those things I'm supposed to know but don't?

I'm not sure why Bitcoin core would add -000, I haven't used its front end it in years.
I recognized that it didn't belong there because TXID can't contain "-". 
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September 12, 2015, 06:15:13 PM
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Thanks unholycactus.  I learned something today and that's very cool!
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September 12, 2015, 08:50:22 PM
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Thank you guys. Yes it's there now.
About that -000 thing, the TXID  was copied directly from my wallet. Is this just one of those things I'm supposed to know but don't?
the -000 has something to do with output numbers, but I'm not entirely sure what it is for.

I'm thinking it's not a transaction until the receiver opens his wallet which he may not have done, if that makes any sense.
That doesn't matter. There is no way that any node would know whether the receiver has opened his wallet to see the transaction or not. Everything is recorded in the blockchain, not sent to someone's wallet.

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September 13, 2015, 02:38:38 AM
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Thank you guys. Yes it's there now.
About that -000 thing, the TXID  was copied directly from my wallet. Is this just one of those things I'm supposed to know but don't?
the -000 has something to do with output numbers, but I'm not entirely sure what it is for.

I'm thinking it's not a transaction until the receiver opens his wallet which he may not have done, if that makes any sense.
That doesn't matter. There is no way that any node would know whether the receiver has opened his wallet to see the transaction or not. Everything is recorded in the blockchain, not sent to someone's wallet.
The 000 thing has happenned to me many times with bitcoin core when I don't put enough fees and then the transaction do not broadcast to other nodes correctly.
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September 13, 2015, 02:53:00 AM
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blockchain is a good site but not perfect, sometimes not 100% accurate, there are more advanced methods to trace tx from qt wallet from rpc console, consult bitcoin wiki if you want to learn more about these things

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September 13, 2015, 03:35:51 AM
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blockchain is a good site but not perfect, sometimes not 100% accurate, there are more advanced methods to trace tx from qt wallet from rpc console, consult bitcoin wiki if you want to learn more about these things
yes blockchain.info is good but i don't know why sometimes rarely when i send payment it gets stuck for hours even though i paid a fees...it happens rarely but it happened to me 3 times
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