Quote from: shorena on August 01, 2016, 01:37:19 PM

Quote from: TheD1ceMan on August 01, 2016, 01:33:05 PM

Dear forum

I am kinda lost here and hope someone can help.

I want to send someones BTC that are being kept in Multibit to my Trezor but we can't. There is an error message, saying:
"There are not enough funds in this wallet to send x BTC. You can only spend your "Availiable to spend" balance. Remember that the sender pays a fee".

So basically Multibit is telling me that even tough my wallet contains x BTC worth X Dollars, there are only 0.001 BTC avaliable to spend.

I have googled quite a bit but haven't been able to fix the issue. It might have something to do with an outgoing transcation from the Multibit wallet, that didn't go trought. It says under transactions "This transaction is not yet confirmed. Seen by 1 peer." The mentioned transaction was a very small transaction (around 2 dollars only) and is more than a month old. The value of of my actual wallet balance is many times the value of this unconfirmed transaction, so I don't see how this stuck transaction can block all my funds?

Any help is appreciated!

Its possible that you used all your funds to spend the 2 USD worth of bitcoin. You think of it like you own a 2016 USD bill and want to spend 2 USD. Someone would need to give you a 2014 USD change. At least thats how bitcoin works. If multibit does not allow you to spend "unconfirmed change" something like this can block your entire balance.

Are you willing to post the transaction ID of the unconfirmed TX or even better the raw transaction? "Seen by 1 peer" sounds like it was not properly broadcasted.

I just looked at the transaction at blockchain.info and blockexplorer.com. Both can't find the transaction and I strongly believe, that I mistakenly send the transaction to a non existing adress...
Would the raw transaction text help you and is that something that I can share openly here?