aint seen this before

[welshy82]

havent seen anythin like this is it normal ? im pritty new to bitcoin cheers

http://s12.postimg.org/milemzoy5/Untitled.jpg

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[prodigy8]

havent seen anythin like this is it normal ? im pritty new to bitcoin cheers

http://s12.postimg.org/milemzoy5/Untitled.jpg

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What's wrong with this?

I don't see anything unusual here it's normal.

I can't remember the exact block which was containing millions of dollars worth of bitcoins.

[onlinedragon]

Not sure how that happen maybe someone who know the why and how. Possible something to do with a person who send a rare amount of BTC.

[welshy82]

was just woundering i thaught they had a limit per block but there again i am new to this so still learning

[~Bitcoin~]

havent seen anythin like this is it normal ? im pritty new to bitcoin cheers

http://s12.postimg.org/milemzoy5/Untitled.jpg

not sure how to upload a pic here sorry

There is nothing abnormal, i have seen similar lengthy after decimal number in past too.

[onlinedragon]

havent seen anythin like this is it normal ? im pritty new to bitcoin cheers

http://s12.postimg.org/milemzoy5/Untitled.jpg

not sure how to upload a pic here sorry

There is nothing abnormal, i have seen similar lengthy after decimal number in past too.

I didn't have seen it also before so it's not something you see all day or is this happening all day???

[welshy82]

havent seen anythin like this is it normal ? im pritty new to bitcoin cheers

http://s12.postimg.org/milemzoy5/Untitled.jpg

not sure how to upload a pic here sorry

There is nothing abnormal, i have seen similar lengthy after decimal number in past too.

thanks for clearing that up its the first time ive seen it  

[Shibashi Dogemoto]

It's probably some bug in the java function used to display the amount of BTC that was transferred. Nothing to worry about

[BTCBinary]

I can't seem to find nothing abnormal. Even though it is a large transaction is is still a normal transaction as well. nothing wrong here.

[shorena]

It's probably some bug in the java function used to display the amount of BTC that was transferred. Nothing to worry about

Why? There are 8 decimal places after the decimal point in bitcoin.

[Shibashi Dogemoto]

It's probably some bug in the java function used to display the amount of BTC that was transferred. Nothing to worry about

Why? There are 8 decimal places after the decimal point in bitcoin.

Well, just because the screenshot shows that the amount sent of the last heights were rounded down to 2 decimals, but the last block showed 8 decimals... Sounds like a round(int,2) that wasn't applied to the last line or something.

[shorena]

It's probably some bug in the java function used to display the amount of BTC that was transferred. Nothing to worry about

Why? There are 8 decimal places after the decimal point in bitcoin.

Well, just because the screenshot shows that the amount sent of the last heights were rounded down to 2 decimals, but the last block showed 8 decimals... Sounds like a round(int,2) that wasn't applied to the last line or something.

I see, I only focused on the first line.

[twister]

It's probably some bug in the java function used to display the amount of BTC that was transferred. Nothing to worry about

Why? There are 8 decimal places after the decimal point in bitcoin.

Well, just because the screenshot shows that the amount sent of the last heights were rounded down to 2 decimals, but the last block showed 8 decimals... Sounds like a round(int,2) that wasn't applied to the last line or something.

That's because blockchain.info does that with the most recent blocks, it shows the full amount and then rounds it off, nothing abnormal about it. Have seen this happening a lot of times, mostly when I am waiting for a block for a deposit to go through.

[tobacco123]

I think blockchain.info didn't around down/up and display the exact amount. That's why you have the long decimal place after the dot.