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November 21, 2013, 09:17:11 PM
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When using the API to receive payment of certain payments do not reach the destination. They do not go to the primary address. Support is silent and does not respond to tickets. Very bad service!

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November 22, 2013, 02:03:23 AM
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When I go into account settings on iphone app it sends me a 2-factor email code and says "2 attempts remaining". But I can then check my account settings just fine. Seems something wrong here!

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November 22, 2013, 02:14:57 AM
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Also, I have 2-factor email authentication set for 2 different accounts. They both use the same email address. The authentication code sent for one account enabled me to log into the other! (This is using the website and I double-checked the account identifier in the email vs the account it logged me into - so definitely something wrong here)

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November 22, 2013, 08:42:38 AM
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This transition caused the entire string of transactions dependent on it to get held up for many hours, costing untold amounts of money. It seems that transactions such as this questionable one should be excluded from shared send activity, especially during periods of known high load.

While I welcome all thoughts and responses, I'm hoping for an official blockchain.info take on my observations.

I agree, such a transaction should be excluded from being reused in shared send.  I have no clue if that is practically possible.  NEVER use shared send or similar for time critical stuff, they do not guarantee that the money come back out quickly (indeed with the old mixed send, they mentioned that it could take a while).  Instead, make an extra wallet, do a shared send to that wallet today, and then use that wallet next time you send.

Also, it is unlikely that blockchain.info see you post, they are badly undermanned compared to the size of their operation (but then apart from shared send it is basically free).  You should contact their support directly, that increase the chance that they see this issue.


Thanks for your response. Yes, I did open a ticket with them, although that was before I was able to fully investigate and articulate the details mentioned above. Adding info to a ticket seldom seems to get a response. Not sure if I should post another ticket or not.

To me, it seems like a bug.

Yes, I agree that in a perfect world one would do all ones BTC transactions well in advance to allow for any amount of variance in shared send or the block chain. However, the brutal reality is that with today's volatile BTC prices one cannot always simply bear risk of holding BTC for extended periods.

Perhaps BTC is a rich man's game after all...

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November 22, 2013, 05:12:39 PM
Last edit: November 22, 2013, 07:31:27 PM by piuk
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Sorry for not posting for a while, I do monitor this thread daily and read everyone's suggestions (As do Mandrik, Nick and Roger).

Bug, when using android app (last version), it adds a fee of 0.0005 instead of 0.0001 btc.

Fixed in the latest update.

BIP32 support?

Eventually.

I'd like a refresh button in the new blockchain chrome extension.

Added.

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Looking for feedback from those that have used shared coin. Did you experience any errors? Were you happy with the results?

There's a problem with opening wallets with 20 000 iterations of PBKDF2, couldn't log in at first, got a "syntax error" message, after managing to log in all my BTC addresses were zeroed, and loading one of the previous wallet backup only helped after trying about 10 times (with different backup). My browser is Chrome (newest version).

From some quick testing I couldn't replicate this but will look into the problem further.

[Chrome extension (maybe others?)] Using Custom Send to send a transaction to multiple addresses, one of the addresses was invalid when I clicked Review Payment: the whole interface locks up leaving all buttons useless.

Should be fixed in the chrome extension. The web interface will be fixed next update.

Could you reduce minimum transaction amount for the Receiving API? 0.001 BTC is worth $0.7 now...

It is now 0.0005. I don't really want to lower it any further yet until the network fee is reduced.

I'm having a problem with a stuck "shared send" transaction now for more than 24 hours.  I've sent a couple of support requests, and even provided more info that they asked for.

Sorry for this problem, this issue was your payment into shared send took a long time to confirm. Shared send will not accept zero confirmation transactions unless some very specific conditions are met.

It appears the Firstbits API is broken. Neither of the two API calls return any data.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=339981.0

Getting this error every time I send some coins: "An outpoint is already spent [(94024681, 1)]" - using the Firefox extension, v3.1.3.

Doesn't seem to affect the transaction though. Any ideas?

I believe this is because the request to /pushtx is timing out causing the app to try and re-submit the transaction, then the second submission is seen as a double spend. An update has been submitted to the firefox extension but it could take a while to get approved.

how can we buy BTC with SMS ? i cant find any option in my wallet  Huh

Sorry, this option isn't available anymore.

When using the API to receive payment of certain payments do not reach the destination. They do not go to the primary address. Support is silent and does not respond to tickets. Very bad service!

I think the problem is your payments are below the minimum 0.0005 BTC value. Until the balance of a forwarding address reaches the minimum it will not be forwarded. If it is not due to this then please PM me your ticket number.

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November 23, 2013, 12:11:34 AM
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Why arent the payments sorted according to the timestamps correctly? Its extremely annoying to find a block of payments above another block of payments even though the timestamps say they happened the other way around. I wasted some time now to find out why the balances arent matching since i found that its matching... only the sort order isnt correct.

Example: https://blockchain.info/de/address/115tTroRo3B9ZDQ6ATJGDCHcNEVbjJoZnF
The transaction cc24d5ed29d1810a81764e8dbda13dbe3255c57c3b71648f1e1196de2e9f535d is between other transactions that were done before and after that transaction. Though in fact it was the very first transaction. And the timestamp seems to show this already. Only the sorting is wrong.

Can i change this somehow? Any other solution?

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November 23, 2013, 09:36:27 PM
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The basic search on the front page does not seem to be working for me.  I enter an address or transaction hash, it waits for a bit, then back to a blank search input screen.  I don't see any blocked pop-ups or whatever.  The transaction I was attempting to evaluate went through fine it seems.

I looked back a few pages in this thread and didn't see any similar complaints.  Anyone else notice this?

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November 23, 2013, 10:20:32 PM
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The mining profit and electricity consumption stats are said to be based on electricity consumption of 600 w/gigahash. This is out of date by factor of at least  100 . Can you update? (Block Erupters are about 7.5 w/ghs and some of the newer ASICS are under a watt). Otherwise the false impression is being given that the network is hugely inefficient in terms of electricity consumption, which is unfortunate.

The electricity cost on the existing chart could either be changed a certain date when the first ASICs became available (1st Feb 2013?) or a new chart started for only ASICs . Not sure which would be better.

I have seen a few news articles mention how wasteful Bitcoin is of electricity, and I think they are using this data and not understanding that ASICs are much more efficient.  Could the consumption estimate be reduced by at least 100x commencing from March 1st 2013 when ASICs became a significant fraction of network hashing power?

Great site and good work guys!

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November 25, 2013, 12:48:36 AM
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Piuk, does your site have a Windows XP loading bar with the WinXP logo? I just opened your site and for a moment I was seeing the menu of the site and under it a blank page with the animated Windows XP logo and loading bar(when booting up).

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November 25, 2013, 07:27:21 AM
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Piuk, does your site have a Windows XP loading bar with the WinXP logo? I just opened your site and for a moment I was seeing the menu of the site and under it a blank page with the animated Windows XP logo and loading bar(when booting up).
I think that is a joke - it means the site is down.

Such things were funny back when BTC were essentially worthless, but not any more.  Our sense of humour is inversely proportional to the amount of money we have placed on a web site.  Smiley
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November 26, 2013, 05:56:57 PM
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My wallet was emptied by this guy https://blockchain.info/address/1brain7kAZxPagLt2HRLxqyc3VgGSa1GR

My address 19JsLFDRxuTsAjapE79FgoVNdNdB2hNU5M was recently created with a password of 12 characters and encrypted twice, and at the same time i was in my blockchain.info wallet (you can see the IP) that get frozen and not synchronized, then leave and go back inside and I find It took out the funds...
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November 27, 2013, 02:31:23 PM
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Hey,

I love your wallet! Thanks for this great service.
But I also have a question, I have LTC (and other alt-coins) and it would be great if you will support them as well in your wallet, so that we can choose between btc / ltc (and maybe other currencies) in the wallet.
Are there any plans to implement this feature or will you give this request at least a try?
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November 27, 2013, 06:59:06 PM
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Firstbits is broken? Searching for "1Nimda" and "1nimda" report "Firstbits not found", but the link to my address works just fine.
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November 27, 2013, 07:48:50 PM
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Hey,

I love your wallet! Thanks for this great service.
But I also have a question, I have LTC (and other alt-coins) and it would be great if you will support them as well in your wallet, so that we can choose between btc / ltc (and maybe other currencies) in the wallet.
Are there any plans to implement this feature or will you give this request at least a try?

I can see how the various Bitcoin related work that blockchain info may have planned could absorb all of their resources.

If blockchain.info was willing to work with others in formulating UCE methods of wallet management in alternate crypto-currencies at least to the extent that they could generally audit the architecture and form a more close relationship with the principles than I could achieve, I would find it valuable.  At this point, I have more confidence in ~piuk than in almost anyone else in the ecosystem (which, to be fair, isn't saying a lot.)

Relateldy, I think there may be some symbiosis between blockchain.info and mega.co.nz.  I would love to see some relationship between these two entities develop.  They both use data management methods which are right for our time IMHO.

 edit: spelled piuk correctly.

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November 27, 2013, 08:18:07 PM
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Firstbits is broken? Searching for "1Nimda" and "1nimda" report "Firstbits not found", but the link to my address works just fine.

Firstbits has been disabled temporarily to reduce database load. At the moment I am not sure when it will be available again.
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November 27, 2013, 08:25:08 PM
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Firstbits is broken? Searching for "1Nimda" and "1nimda" report "Firstbits not found", but the link to my address works just fine.

Firstbits has been disabled temporarily to reduce database load. At the moment I am not sure when it will be available again.
Ah, missed that, sorry. Thanks.
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November 27, 2013, 09:18:40 PM
Last edit: November 28, 2013, 12:06:54 AM by piuk
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Why arent the payments sorted according to the timestamps correctly?

Should be improved now.

The basic search on the front page does not seem to be working for me.  I enter an address or transaction hash, it waits for a bit, then back to a blank search input screen.

Try clearing your browsers' cache.

I have seen a few news articles mention how wasteful Bitcoin is of electricity, and I think they are using this data and not understanding that ASICs are much more efficient.  Could the consumption estimate be reduced by at least 100x commencing from March 1st 2013 when ASICs became a significant fraction of network hashing power?

How many GH per watt do ASICMiner et al get?

I just opened your site and for a moment I was seeing the menu of the site and under it a blank page with the animated Windows XP logo and loading bar(when booting up).

The site is bigger than just me, I'm just usually the most visible on these forums. The Windows XP gif means the block index is loading, normally when an update is deployed.

Such things were funny back when BTC were essentially worthless, but not any more.  Our sense of humour is inversely proportional to the amount of money we have placed on a web site.  Smiley

Fine, there will now be a nice boring "Website Loading" message Smiley


Discussed here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=347828.0. Unfortunately a 12 character phrase is likely not strong enough for a brain wallet, even if using double SHA256. I've seen number of people loose coins from brain wallets recently and for this reason the brain wallet tool was removed from blockchain wallets a couple of days ago (Humans are just not good enough at picking strong passwords). BIP32 Paper wallets are a much better option.

Are there any plans to implement this feature or will you give this request at least a try?

We currently have no plans for LTC support.

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November 28, 2013, 03:07:32 AM
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Ah, missed that, sorry. Thanks.

No worries. If you look closely, you'll see it was from another thread. Smiley
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November 28, 2013, 06:12:15 AM
Last edit: November 28, 2013, 08:10:42 AM by solex
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How many GH per watt do ASICMiner et al get?

It's quite variable, based upon the stats in the main chart ("Complete ASIC Hardware")

http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/

ASICminer (blade) is 7 Watts/GH, Avalon 10, BFL 6, BitFury & KnC 1-1.5

So, the mining power consumption has broadly been in 3 levels:
650 W/GH until end-Feb
8 W/GH March through June
2 W/GH Since July but will drop below 1 early next year.

Rough numbers, but perhaps usable

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November 28, 2013, 07:53:43 AM
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neither site nor new android app seem to be working right now.
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