Quote from: Vortuarackne on March 04, 2014, 08:10:14 PM

Quote from: RSRS on March 04, 2014, 07:59:55 PM

Quote from: Vortuarackne on March 04, 2014, 07:10:29 PM

Quote from: RSRS on March 04, 2014, 07:06:46 PM

Why aren't there anymore payments? There's still 0.46 in the wallet..

The website only works with the CONFIRMED balance, whereas BlockChain lists the UNCONFIRMED balance, there are still 3 transactions unconfirmed which make up the difference;

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2014-03-04 16:21:47 143Lo2drFUbdhA4CHVERUUumMpPV5uK9id 0.01 n\a eaef4c9c7f7f56a8245ade41fe9dd59e595c23eb771d69dab241f73ab8d41a08 Unconfirmed
2014-03-04 15:40:25 1aMWBxZskrFvQc59h66K6UkjtVZTv2JUi 0.01 n\a e79e19d5cf66991c25951b43731bdeb717111eb6b236eccd2b1b1831a2891d4a Unconfirmed
2014-03-04 15:15:16 1PkhvU1xJJaYNxu3Aoq7D7MwSLm4CeTuNK 0.01 n\a 81d98e78792ff6f73ab63216250e515785376ae7e63b242e049cfc44498e5b02 Unconfirmed

I'm a complete noob at this.. so it could be I'm missing something... but the tree unconfirmed deposits have a total of 0.03 and the wallet has a balance of 0.46. And the website shows a current balance of 0..

You're right I didnt read it properly - its been a long day!!

I just explained the same thing to someone via PM.

I sometimes dont explain things very well, so if anyone has a better example, feel free to jump in, but here goes...

Basically, this is caused because I have multiple addresses in my local bitcoind instance (PonziCoin, MiniCoin and a few personal addresses). Bitcoind knows the balance of each address but it doesnt care what inputs it uses when generating transactions - it could use an input paid to X to pay a transaction out of Y's address and that is perfectly valid. However, because BlockChain.info doesnt know that X and Y's addresses are managed from the same bitcoind instance it thinks X's inputs will only be used for X and Y's inputs will only be used for Y, and therefore shows a false balance. So when a MiniCoin repayment is made using a PonziCoin input, BlockChain.info doesnt update MiniCoin's balance as it doesnt know any inputs have changed hands. Eventually a PonziCoin transaction will use a MiniCoin input and the world will be fair once again Wink

NOTE: This in no way affects either PonziCoin or MiniCoins actually balance, everyone gets repaid as expected - it's just the way BitCoin processes inputs.

So whilst as many repayments as possible have been made (count them, if you want), BlockChain.info wont update until those other inputs move again...

Sorry I think I have confused myself too Cheesy

Oke thanks! I think I get it now