Just give it time, because it's peer-to-peer it will naturally take a while ....
Well, that's a question. How do I correctly interpret the fact that the transaction doesn't show up at http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/ ?
I understand that the transaction-fees serve 2 purposes:
1.) Higher the chance that your transaction will be included in the limited space for transactions of the next block by giving an incentive to the blocks creator by paying him.
2.) Prevent spamming the system with transactions like mine. E.g. sending BTC 0.001 ...
What I don't know is, how 2.) is actually implemented. I assume that - to be effective - already the clients of the P2P network have to filter out some transactions they receive because otherwise someone might still flood the P2P network with small transactions. They wouldn't be confirmed but they would still consume bandwith and memory. Especially if they are never deleted!
If my assumption is correct - can anyone comment on that? - it might be likely that my transaction never reached a miner who might include it in a block, right?
Also I'd give up trying to figure out how Bitcoins work, I mine for them and I STILL can't figure them out. :p
No, I won't give up!!
