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December 16, 2015, 08:51:08 PM
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Transaction ID:  380583b2fdc364e3be1633653aac433f6e91989b4e10f713958c1eeedf95263a

I sent .25 BTC to 3H87TdipGzUjyx6huxJktjVSesRauYxYij

https://blockchain.info/tx/380583b2fdc364e3be1633653aac433f6e91989b4e10f713958c1eeedf95263a

Its stuck not sure what is going on?


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December 16, 2015, 09:09:08 PM
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Transaction ID:  380583b2fdc364e3be1633653aac433f6e91989b4e10f713958c1eeedf95263a

I sent .25 BTC to 3H87TdipGzUjyx6huxJktjVSesRauYxYij

https://blockchain.info/tx/380583b2fdc364e3be1633653aac433f6e91989b4e10f713958c1eeedf95263a

Its stuck not sure what is going on?



Low fee, keep bitcoin core open and it will confirm eventually.

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December 16, 2015, 09:09:43 PM
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Your fees are too low meaning you have to wait for it... keep your core open
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December 16, 2015, 09:16:50 PM
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Ok thanks, I was a bit nervous

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December 16, 2015, 09:20:04 PM
Last edit: December 16, 2015, 09:30:24 PM by icezer0z
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Ok one thing I do not understand is this:

Transaction sum:0.54714409

Why is my transaction sum 0.54714409 when I only sent 0.25 ?

http://blockr.io/tx/info/380583b2fdc364e3be1633653aac433f6e91989b4e10f713958c1eeedf95263a


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December 16, 2015, 09:21:58 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

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December 16, 2015, 09:24:06 PM
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Ok one thing I do not understand is this:

Transaction sum:0.54714409

Why is my transaction sum 0.54714409 when I only sent 0.25 ?

http://blockr.io/tx/info/380583b2fdc364e3be1633653aac433f6e91989b4e10f713958c1eeedf95263a
I think you are looking at "change". A weird aspect of BTC. You will be sent back your change and all will be good.

Read this! https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change

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December 16, 2015, 09:25:20 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

When I sent my transaction I set the slider towards the middle because I wanted it to be quicker


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December 16, 2015, 09:48:44 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

When I sent my transaction I set the slider towards the middle because I wanted it to be quicker



Yes, the fee is not terribly low. My estimate for 18 blocks shows 12553 satoshi/kb currently though. This can happen as the information core uses to predict the fee is based on the past. The future might look different. We just have a lot of transactions waiting for a confirmation currently.


Note: I did a reboot 12/12

Edit: while we are chatting away, the TX is confirmed (4 currently).

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December 16, 2015, 11:02:29 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

When I sent my transaction I set the slider towards the middle because I wanted it to be quicker



Yes, the fee is not terribly low. My estimate for 18 blocks shows 12553 satoshi/kb currently though. This can happen as the information core uses to predict the fee is based on the past. The future might look different. We just have a lot of transactions waiting for a confirmation currently.


Note: I did a reboot 12/12

Edit: while we are chatting away, the TX is confirmed (4 currently).

OK thanks for the explanation, it did confirm just took a few hrs.  I still am confused why it appeared like 2 separate transactions were taking place (my 5th post)

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December 16, 2015, 11:23:41 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

When I sent my transaction I set the slider towards the middle because I wanted it to be quicker



Yes, the fee is not terribly low. My estimate for 18 blocks shows 12553 satoshi/kb currently though. This can happen as the information core uses to predict the fee is based on the past. The future might look different. We just have a lot of transactions waiting for a confirmation currently.


Note: I did a reboot 12/12

Edit: while we are chatting away, the TX is confirmed (4 currently).

OK thanks for the explanation, it did confirm just took a few hrs. I still am confused why it appeared like 2 separate transactions were taking place (my 5th post)

Try to look at it this way... When the output of any transaction was used as the input of another transaction then it is seen as 1 part -> try to look at it as 1 bill (paper money). So you gave that bill but that bill was worth more than the amount you wanted to send. So you gave the bill and got change in return.

It's like you had a 20 dollar bill and only that in your pocket and needed to pay $15 so you gave the $20 and got $5 back.
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December 16, 2015, 11:40:34 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

When I sent my transaction I set the slider towards the middle because I wanted it to be quicker



Yes, the fee is not terribly low. My estimate for 18 blocks shows 12553 satoshi/kb currently though. This can happen as the information core uses to predict the fee is based on the past. The future might look different. We just have a lot of transactions waiting for a confirmation currently.


Note: I did a reboot 12/12

Edit: while we are chatting away, the TX is confirmed (4 currently).

OK thanks for the explanation, it did confirm just took a few hrs. I still am confused why it appeared like 2 separate transactions were taking place (my 5th post)

Try to look at it this way... When the output of any transaction was used as the input of another transaction then it is seen as 1 part -> try to look at it as 1 bill (paper money). So you gave that bill but that bill was worth more than the amount you wanted to send. So you gave the bill and got change in return.

It's like you had a 20 dollar bill and only that in your pocket and needed to pay $15 so you gave the $20 and got $5 back.

Ok thanks funkydog, I am going to read up on this but now I have a better picture of the process.

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December 17, 2015, 02:52:42 PM
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Ah, Glad to see it all worked out. You did everything right, just backed up I guess.

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December 17, 2015, 03:03:03 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

When I sent my transaction I set the slider towards the middle because I wanted it to be quicker



Yes, the fee is not terribly low. My estimate for 18 blocks shows 12553 satoshi/kb currently though. This can happen as the information core uses to predict the fee is based on the past. The future might look different. We just have a lot of transactions waiting for a confirmation currently.


Note: I did a reboot 12/12

Edit: while we are chatting away, the TX is confirmed (4 currently).
If you rush to get your transaction confirmed in next block, you can check here cointape.com and get the ideas what is the minimum fees that should be paid for getting your tansaction included in next block!
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December 17, 2015, 03:07:10 PM
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For anyone who does not know...
Bitcoin fees are voluntary and not required. However, miners keep the fees for including transactions in blocks as payment for service. They can choose which transactions to include and, of course, are more likely to go for those that include a fee. Tx's with no fee will almost certainly be in a block eventually. Those with high fees are often prioritized. In the big picture the fee gravitates toward the lowest profitable amount.  

When I sent my transaction I set the slider towards the middle because I wanted it to be quicker



Yes, the fee is not terribly low. My estimate for 18 blocks shows 12553 satoshi/kb currently though. This can happen as the information core uses to predict the fee is based on the past. The future might look different. We just have a lot of transactions waiting for a confirmation currently.


Note: I did a reboot 12/12

Edit: while we are chatting away, the TX is confirmed (4 currently).
If you rush to get your transaction confirmed in next block, you can check here cointape.com and get the ideas what is the minimum fees that should be paid for getting your tansaction included in next block!


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