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[Amph]

Hi, are there any exchanges currently accepting XMR?
Looks like all suddenly stopped dealing with XMR - but why?

They just moved it. Previously was listed under MRO

why, they removed it? is there a particular reason? the client need a fix?

[fluffypony]

Hi, are there any exchanges currently accepting XMR?
Looks like all suddenly stopped dealing with XMR - but why?

They just moved it. Previously was listed under MRO

why, they removed it? is there a particular reason? the client need a fix?

Moved, not Removed:)

[ora]

I cannot transfer XMR to bittrex. What's wrong?

http://s2.postimg.org/5oq8c8z89/xmr.png

[onemorebtc]

I cannot transfer XMR to bittrex. What's wrong?

try to send in smaller chunks. your transaction is too big

[NeuroticFish]

I had this problem too, I was forced to send even 0.15 MRO chunks !!!

Now I mine on a pool that makes the payouts less often. Life got better.

[cxboyminer]

XMR (or MRO) keeps on dropping

Also when is the new block appearing

[rangedriver]

Is this an intended feature of cryptonote, that you can only send small chunks at a time? I'm not sure if I get it. Does this mean I couldn't send say, 3000 XMR at one time?

[smooth]

Is this an intended feature of cryptonote, that you can only send small chunks at a time? I'm not sure if I get it. Does this mean I couldn't send say, 3000 XMR at one time?

It's an issue of transaction size, with "size" meaning bytes not number of coins. What is happening is you are receiving a lot of little payments (probably from a pool). To spend each of those payments requires some number of bytes in your outgoing transaction, and those are size limited.

The fix for this is for pools to wait for some minimum before paying out, but the pool code is brand new and this has not been implemented.

As you say the workaround is to send several smaller chunks. If you send these chunks to another wallet, that second wallet will be able to make larger payments without running into the size limit.

[cxboyminer]

Is this an intended feature of cryptonote, that you can only send small chunks at a time? I'm not sure if I get it. Does this mean I couldn't send say, 3000 XMR at one time?

It's an issue of transaction size, with "size" meaning bytes not number of coins. What is happening is you are receiving a lot of little payments (probably from a pool). To spend each of those payments requires some number of bytes in your outgoing transaction, and those are size limited.

The fix for this is for pools to wait for some minimum before paying out, but the pool code is brand new and this has not been implemented.

As you say the workaround is to send several smaller chunks. If you send these chunks to another wallet, that second wallet will be able to make larger payments without running into the size limit.

Any good pools? Im mining with extreme hash right now and don't get blocks for 12 hrs

[NeuroticFish]

It depends on how many chunks got in to get to that amount.

As far as I've read, each time you got some MRO from the pool, a new address is generated for that. This is for our protection and it's OK.
So I actually had to send from maybe 100 (internal) addresses to get to that 0.15 MRO (only one CPU mining). That's why the size was too big.

If your 3000 MRO went to your wallet in one chunk or two, I'm almost sure you can send it away in one piece. I don't know more exactly, never had that many

[drawingthesun]

Instead of frustrating users could we add an ability to specify a larger fee and the client will send multiple payments automatically. We could even add a function in the client called "consolidate" that will automatically send all these little payments into a bigger one back to yourself making the users wallet ready for more streamlined use later (not having to pay a large fee)

[ora]

I cannot transfer XMR to bittrex. What's wrong?

http://s2.postimg.org/5oq8c8z89/xmr.png

try to send in smaller chunks. your transaction is too big

How to send in smaller chucks?

[NeuroticFish]

How to send in smaller chucks?

Try to send 1 MRO. If it's not working, try 0.75 ....

[drawingthesun]

For these small payments we really need the wallet to calculate the best way to send a large payment and calculate the correct fee. If it's going to be a multi block payment then the client needs to handle that itself.

[NeuroticFish]

For these small payments we really need the wallet to calculate the best way to send a large payment and calculate the correct fee. If it's going to be a multi block payment then the client needs to handle that itself.

I agree. But first things first: let's have a proper wallet first. Then it can be improved.

[smooth]

For these small payments we really need the wallet to calculate the best way to send a large payment and calculate the correct fee. If it's going to be a multi block payment then the client needs to handle that itself.

I agree. But first things first: let's have a proper wallet first. Then it can be improved.

Yup.

Also, better handling of unconfirmed transactions. If you try to send a transaction that is too large or has too small of a transaction fee, it maybe not make it into a block right away or ever. There is currently no UI for indicating to the user what is going on.

[Febo]

It depends on how many chunks got in to get to that amount.

As far as I've read, each time you got some MRO from the pool, a new address is generated for that. This is for our protection and it's OK.
So I actually had to send from maybe 100 (internal) addresses to get to that 0.15 MRO (only one CPU mining). That's why the size was too big.

If your 3000 MRO went to your wallet in one chunk or two, I'm almost sure you can send it away in one piece. I don't know more exactly, never had that many

So, if you let say mined 5 XMR, and then send 300 XMR on wallet from some exchange, you will be easily transfer back or anywhere else those 300 XMR, you will just have problems with mined 5 XMR? I thought of making 2 Wallets, but if it is this way is useless to do that.

[darlidada]

We only have 9 votes on cryptsy !!!

Vote here: https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/4000277700

[ellave]

Hi I have been away for a week & come back to find I solo mined 15 mro, but now I see there was a mandatory upgrade & change to XMR.  Are these coins now worthless or can I still transfer them?   I'm running wallet v0.8.8.1.1 according to the log??

[smooth]

It depends on how many chunks got in to get to that amount.

As far as I've read, each time you got some MRO from the pool, a new address is generated for that. This is for our protection and it's OK.
So I actually had to send from maybe 100 (internal) addresses to get to that 0.15 MRO (only one CPU mining). That's why the size was too big.

If your 3000 MRO went to your wallet in one chunk or two, I'm almost sure you can send it away in one piece. I don't know more exactly, never had that many

So, if you let say mined 5 XMR, and then send 300 XMR on wallet from some exchange, you will be easily transfer back or anywhere else those 300 XMR, you will just have problems with mined 5 XMR? I thought of making 2 Wallets, but if it is this way is useless to do that.

It is probably a good idea to mine to a separate wallet to keep those problematic tiny payments in one place.

If you receive 300 from an exchange into a empty wallet, you won't then have any problem sending that 300 at one time.