Thank you so much for this! this make much more sense to me now!
just a note, the transaction fees are for the overall block, right? is there a transaction fee for each one of the transactions? how do I know how much each transaction costed me?
while doing some research and testing, I have found that blockchain.info have a different way to represent the same transactions.... see below...
https://blockchain.info/rawaddr/1GB2CgZ9a4yXFaaN2YfmTKuhZbomkpUfbH
would anybody know why I cannot frn the transaction fees on blockchain.info?
if you would choose a reliable service, which one would you choose? (to read balance, transactions and transactions fee)
thank you all
just a note, the transaction fees are for the overall block, right? is there a transaction fee for each one of the transactions? how do I know how much each transaction costed me?
while doing some research and testing, I have found that blockchain.info have a different way to represent the same transactions.... see below...
https://blockchain.info/rawaddr/1GB2CgZ9a4yXFaaN2YfmTKuhZbomkpUfbH
would anybody know why I cannot frn the transaction fees on blockchain.info?
if you would choose a reliable service, which one would you choose? (to read balance, transactions and transactions fee)
thank you all
No, the fees are for a single transaction.
I've only shown you the fees for #0 (the last transactions). If you check the JSON of transaction #0, you'll notice a fees field at the very bottom as I showed in the first post:
As you can see, it says 0.0000026 BTC.
Now if you check your address at any block explorer, you'll see that the same fees are being shown:
But since Blockexplorer API appears to be down at the moment:
Code:
Backend Error. Bitcoin JSON-RPC: Request Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND tasks.bitcoind tasks.bitcoind:8332
And Blockchain.com API doesn't show the fees either, I would suggest you take a look at BTC.com API.