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The first problem that I see here is: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F83XGJx5.png&t=665&c=Ty1j8PpNzAU1tw)
Secondly, I don't think that there's something that the members could do for you. The problem with your transactions is that you're trying to spend unconfirmed input (repeatedly) which can be easily identified with this 'symbol' (blockchain.info) : ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FqEqwBrB.png&t=665&c=YkcpeNSvamt0nQ) The problem starts at this TX, since one of the inputs is not confirmed.
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July 06, 2016, 09:44:58 PM |
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Should I increase fees? Isn't 0.0002 BTC for 458 bytes enough?
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July 06, 2016, 09:46:59 PM |
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Should I increase fees?
I assume that the address in question "3BpHnKpc4GeufHTepDBfnirCD22WRqVGii" isn't yours? If that is the case, then increasing your own fees wouldn't actually do anything. Isn't 0.0002 BTC for 458 bytes enough?
That seems fine. More information is coming in the next post.
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July 06, 2016, 09:48:43 PM |
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I assume that the address in question "3BpHnKpc4GeufHTepDBfnirCD22WRqVGii" isn't yours? If that is the case, then increasing your own fees wouldn't actually do anything. This is my address. But you may use it also, if you wish. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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July 06, 2016, 09:54:45 PM |
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Isn't 0.0002 BTC for 458 bytes enough?
20000 satoshis for 458 equates to ~43 satoshis/byte which is under the recommended 70 satoshis/byte now. However, there aren't that many unconfirmed transactions in these ranges at the moment so it should be fine. However, increasing the fee is recommended in case that you want very quick confirmations. I assume that the address in question "3BpHnKpc4GeufHTepDBfnirCD22WRqVGii" isn't yours? This is my address. Okay, so next time increase the fees a bit and it should be fine. May I ask what wallet you are using? I've checked 3 other blockchain explorers and they didn't show the unconfirmed transactions from "14iDe9xhqYh76TRHRHiaWWPdniyaEHhYjj ".
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July 06, 2016, 10:07:31 PM |
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Okay, so next time increase the fees a bit and it should be fine. May I ask what wallet you are using? I do not use wallet. I create transactions by hands ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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July 06, 2016, 10:20:50 PM |
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The first problem that I see here is: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F83XGJx5.png&t=665&c=Ty1j8PpNzAU1tw) WTF? I see only -32 / -5 trust rating in my profile ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FP9gGlrr.png&t=665&c=evR4eF5LcXwhOA)
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July 06, 2016, 10:23:53 PM |
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I do not use wallet. I create transactions by hands ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Really? Then I assume that you use blockchain.info to push your transactions? That might be the reason for which I don't see them on other explorers yet. WTF? I see only -32 / -5 trust rating in my profile
This is off-topic to this thread and should not be discussed here. These ratings depend on the trust settings of each user.
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July 07, 2016, 12:21:21 AM |
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What can I do to confirm them into blocks?
I am fairly certain that you are playing stupid and that you know exactly why your transactions are not confirming. I am fairly certain that you intentionally created an invalid transaction that will never confirm that some block explorers (including blockchain.info) treats as valid. The transaction in question that needs to get confirmed is 519a70ba4ac00303a97bedfd82bec31f288773a16603f57ced0f8b7522e5e32d, and no I will not get it confirmed for you.
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July 07, 2016, 04:54:30 AM Last edit: July 07, 2016, 05:06:43 AM by amaclin |
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I am fairly certain that you are playing stupid and that you know exactly why your transactions are not confirming.
1) What does 'stupid' means? (Sorry, google translate gives me very strange results) 2) Yes, I know. But I have a right to ask about it. And I want to give you some knowledge. I am asking "What can I do to confirm them into blocks?" I am not asking "Why these transactions are unconfirmed?"I am fairly certain that you intentionally created an invalid transaction that will never confirm that some block explorers (including blockchain.info) treats as valid. I am fairly certain that Satoshi Nakamoto intentionally created an 'financial system' that will never success that some people treats as revolutionary technology. Go on. It is confirmed. Go on.
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July 07, 2016, 05:54:11 AM |
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I am fairly certain that you are playing stupid and that you know exactly why your transactions are not confirming.
In that case, I may have spent a bit too much time in an attempt to help out. That's unfortunate, thanks for pointing that out. I am fairly certain that you intentionally created an invalid transaction that will never confirm that some block explorers (including blockchain.info) treats as valid.
There was no indication of anything 'invalid' about that transactions that needed confirmation, thus it has finally confirmed. From what I had seen, the fees we just generally a bit lower than expected and it took a bit longer to confirm. I am fairly certain that Satoshi Nakamoto intentionally created an 'financial system' that will never success that some people treats as revolutionary technology.
You don't understand the values of this technologies, however that is a subject for another thread.
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July 07, 2016, 07:05:35 AM |
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I am fairly certain that you are playing stupid and that you know exactly why your transactions are not confirming.
1) What does 'stupid' means? (Sorry, google translate gives me very strange results) You are pretending to not know the answer to your question. 2) Yes, I know. But I have a right to ask about it. And I want to give you some knowledge. I am asking "What can I do to confirm them into blocks?" I am not asking "Why these transactions are unconfirmed?" Okay, give me some knowledge. If my assumption that one (or more) of the parent transactions that sent btc to 14iDe9xhqYh76TRHRHiaWWPdniyaEHhYjj either is nonstandard or break consensus rules, and based on your history I think I this is a good assumption, then you will need to change the consensus rulesIt looks like you might have "forgotten" to sign f65d87013d8965128e0b6f304cf87480694b7622947b9c3a1c08c834befb5b45 with your multisig addresses. I am fairly certain that you intentionally created an invalid transaction that will never confirm that some block explorers (including blockchain.info) treats as valid. I am fairly certain that Satoshi Nakamoto intentionally created an 'financial system' that will never success that some people treats as revolutionary technology. Go on. What is your point? Also this is off topic here. Okay I was wrong about which transaction was invalid, and depending on how complex that p2sh inputs are, I may still be wrong. The rawtx for f65d87013d8965128e0b6f304cf87480694b7622947b9c3a1c08c834befb5b45 is: 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 and when I try to decode this with both electrum and coinb.in, I receive messages saying that the transaction is not signed (is partially signed)
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July 07, 2016, 07:20:42 AM Last edit: July 07, 2016, 07:41:48 AM by shorena |
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-snip- I am asking "What can I do to confirm them into blocks?" -snip-
Keep rebroadcasting the transactions, either via the known interfaces/APIs or with your own node. I didnt look deeply into each TX so I might be missing something, but besides a slighly low fee they seem to be fine. If you used a (ponzi) script to create them, consider only using confirmed inputs as chains after a certain length (25?) get refused by nodes past a certain version (0.12?). Dont know the exact number, but I think you get the idea. Not gonna work here. -snip- It is confirmed. Go on.
Time to wait for the next in the chain -> https://blockchain.info/tx/f65d87013d8965128e0b6f304cf87480694b7622947b9c3a1c08c834befb5b45Edit: might take a while...
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Im not really here, its just your imagination.
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July 07, 2016, 07:25:37 AM |
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I didnt look deeply into each TX so I might be missing something Nobody looks deeply. What is your point? I want everyone to look deeply.
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July 07, 2016, 07:40:35 AM |
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I didnt look deeply into each TX so I might be missing something Nobody looks deeply. We usually dont deal with TX that create this many sig-ops. Hope that does not spoil it for the others, but did you contact bc.i about it?
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July 07, 2016, 07:50:43 AM |
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We usually dont deal with TX that create this many sig-ops. You should look deeper.
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I actually did. Can you (or anyone else) confirm: The TX can never confirm because tx.nversion must be >= 2, but its 1. good. and bc.i does not check it with OP_CSV
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I actually did. Can you (or anyone else) confirm: The TX can never confirm because tx.nversion must be >= 2, but its 1. good. and bc.i does not check it with OP_CSV no they don't, they don't even show the Version when decoding a raw tx. its not in the dev guide nor the wiki, only found it in the bip code
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