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[TwinWinNerD]

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[1715505631]

1715505631

[1715505631]

1715505631

[BookLover]

Transaction priority is based on the number of bitcoins sent, the size in bytes of the transaction, the age of the coins being sent, and the fee.  You happen to have a very low priority transaction since you have several recent inputs.  As your inputs gain age your transaction will have a larger and larger priority and will eventually be included in the block-chain.

[TwinWinNerD]

Thank you for the infos Booklover!

That sounds very logical and i have indeed never really resend coins very fast from a new input.

Lets wait then!

[TwinWinNerD]

lol, well now there are like 500 doublespends on my address. guess Multibit fucked up

[BookLover]

Just noticed blockchain.info had flagged your transaction as a double spend and came back here to tell you, I guess you already noticed.   I hope you have wallet backups.

[TwinWinNerD]

should be all good

[frankenmint]

Just noticed blockchain.info had flagged your transaction as a double spend and came back here to tell you, I guess you already noticed.   I hope you have wallet backups.

I'm waiting for a mt gox transaction to post to my account and some mining earnings are not getting confirmed (was this an example of the selfish miner attack?)

[TwinWinNerD]

If i just wait, the whole situation will sort itself out right?
When can i expect that the transactions will be deleted from the network, if i dont let multibit redistribute the transactions?

[BookLover]

Your original transaction has been sent.

[TwinWinNerD]

Yeah, all good now. It was one input that wasnt confirmed i sent with a webwallet, then i made some payments with Multibit and it looks like it tried to double spend the exact same input i sent with the webwallet.