Just received 1 Satoshi from this address, seems strange!!

[LouReed]

https://blockchain.info/address/1Enjoy1C4bYBr3tN4sMKxvvJDqG8NkdR4Z?offset=0&filter=0

Looks like they're sending them out to a quite a few people! Anyone have any thoughts? The warning on top of the page seems a little worrisome too, does it mean anything at all, or just ignore it?

Thanks!

[drrussellshane]

https://blockchain.info/address/1Enjoy1C4bYBr3tN4sMKxvvJDqG8NkdR4Z?offset=0&filter=0

Looks like they're sending them out to a quite a few people! Anyone have any thoughts? The warning on top of the page seems a little worrisome too, does it mean anything at all, or just ignore it?

Thanks!

I don't think that transaction will confirm.

[Meuh6879]

clear.

[Lauda]

Spamming the blockchain?

[Fireblade]

Maybe it is the taliban, trying to link you to terrorism.

[cooldgamer]

Second satoshi payment in a few minutes, scared me into moving all coins from Blockchain.info to Armory...

[jongameson]

i didn't get nothin 

[vpitcher07]

Second satoshi payment in a few minutes, scared me into moving all coins from Blockchain.info to Armory...

Um, why? How does unconfirmed transactions make blockchain.info unsafe? Sorry I just don't see the logic.

[TPN]

I also received 1 satoshi, any ideas?

[DeathAndTaxes]

Second satoshi payment in a few minutes, scared me into moving all coins from Blockchain.info to Armory...

Do you also buy ghost insurance?  You do know addresses are public right?  

Anyone can send 1 satoshi to any address on the network (that has received a payment in the past), whenever they want and for whatever reason.

[Lauda]

Second satoshi payment in a few minutes, scared me into moving all coins from Blockchain.info to Armory...

Do you also buy ghost insurance?  You do know addresses are public right.  As in anyone can send 1 satoshi to any address on the network, whenever they want and for whatever reason. 

Exactly. He could just take my address from this signature and send bitcoins to it.

[niktitan132]

xD I received 1 satoshi,too.
Not cool... 

[flatfly]

I'm curious to see if these transactions will confirm. I've never seen so many outputs in a single transaction before (700+).

[Lauda]

I'm curious to see if these transactions will confirm. I've never seen so many outputs in a single transaction before (700+).

One must have used a program of some sorts to send that many at once?

[drrussellshane]

I'm curious to see if these transactions will confirm. I've never seen so many outputs in a single transaction before (700+).

One must have used a program of some sorts to send that many at once?

sendmany is a command

[AltorXP]

I also received 1 satoshi, any ideas?

Sender randomly chose addresses to send to, wont really hurt the network unless he continues to spam

[DeathAndTaxes]

I'm curious to see if these transactions will confirm. I've never seen so many outputs in a single transaction before (700+).

The tx is compliant, it really comes down to will any miner feel like including a massive, spammy, low fee tx.  My guess is no but nothing prevents them from doing it.  The tx will be considered free because the fee paid (0.1 mBTC) is less than the min fee required (2.7 mBTC).

[vpitcher07]

I'm curious to see if these transactions will confirm. I've never seen so many outputs in a single transaction before (700+).

The tx is compliant, it really comes down to will any miner feel like including a massive, spammy, low fee tx.  My guess is no but nothing prevents them from doing it.  The tx will be considered free because the fee paid (0.1 mBTC) is less than the min fee required (2.7 mBTC).

Might be off topic but - when you say miner, do you meaning mining pool (and solo miners) or miners within the pool itself?

[AltorXP]

I'm curious to see if these transactions will confirm. I've never seen so many outputs in a single transaction before (700+).

The tx is compliant, it really comes down to will any miner feel like including a massive, spammy, low fee tx.  My guess is no but nothing prevents them from doing it.  The tx will be considered free because the fee paid (0.1 mBTC) is less than the min fee required (2.7 mBTC).

Might be off topic but - when you say miner, do you meaning mining pool (and solo miners) or miners within the pool itself?

I think the miner(s) who found the block, so if a pool found it, then they'd get to choose.

[jongameson]

someone sent you cash money?

wow so lucky.

btw small transactions take longer as not to damage the network.  try as you might but you can't break Bitcoin