Re: Bitcoin 100 has run its course. This is the rebate thread.
Transactions sent https://blockchain.info/tx/fcdbe7eb0f55a05c054bcfffce9a08e1f4151c215271c58cc2c102b72bac13b9
Unfortunately you forgot to take the fees into account. I left Roger out for the last transaction, sent here
https://blockchain.info/tx/adce19215964a36fe309ea17ddff3f61c9533f8b747fc6d26a9a2ca1683a1cfc
where I cleared out the wallet to send all the remaining funds to him. Due to lots of tiny inputs involved, that transaction ended up a bit pricy, with $2 worth of transaction fees. But from what I understand Roger is used to dealing with really high bitcoin transaction fees, so hopefully he'll be ok with it.
Unfortunately you forgot to take the fees into account. I left Roger out for the last transaction, sent here
https://blockchain.info/tx/adce19215964a36fe309ea17ddff3f61c9533f8b747fc6d26a9a2ca1683a1cfc
where I cleared out the wallet to send all the remaining funds to him. Due to lots of tiny inputs involved, that transaction ended up a bit pricy, with $2 worth of transaction fees. But from what I understand Roger is used to dealing with really high bitcoin transaction fees, so hopefully he'll be ok with it.
No, I didn't forget about them pesky tx fees, even mentioning paying Roger last.
But it's all good, bud. I've updated the table in the OP linking the BTC payouts to the txID.Thank you again, Rassah, for handling the financials of Bitcoin 100.
Merry Christmas and a crypto-prosperous 2017.
Bruno Kucinskas
PS: Leave it Rassah to leave $0.027 worth of bitcoins in Bitcoin 100's coffer.
Hey, maybe one day the scant coinage will be worth thousands. 