Quote from: Rassah on August 28, 2014, 12:38:25 AM

Quote from: QuestionAuthority on August 27, 2014, 10:56:30 PM

Tell me if this is one of the fixes that's about to be released or if it one of the not so serious ones.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=758927.0

I happen to think this is a pretty serious drawback for adoption.

That's just Hive. Bitcoin let's you chain transactions one after another. If they all have proper fees, they will all get accepted in the next block at the same time. Mycelium let's you do this without a problem. The only issues you might see is if you use LocalTrader's confidence graph it will not go past 50%, or if some wallet service tracks for unusual transactions (such as those with unconfirmed inputs) they may not accept your transaction until it is confirmed in a block (happened to me with BitPay, but my unconfirmed input was a single transaction sending 1mBTC to 30 wallets, with no fee, that took 30 hours to confirm).

You evidently either completely missed or don't care about the problem. That's like saying, oh, it's just BitPay, or just Blockchain, or just whoever. That's ridiculous. Hive wants to protect itself and you think it's their problem? You probably thought the transaction malleability issue was no big deal too, right? It shouldn't ever happen because you can't ask vendors to be responsible for correcting the faults with Bitcoin! You can't ask them to take the financial responsibility for flaws. Blocks are too god damn slow to confirm and waiting for 6 fucking confirmations is business suicide. Hell, waiting for one will put you out of business. Bitcoin is useless for everyday life until a multitude of problems are fixed. I see this as an issue and a big one. If some other coin fixes them first - they win. Good luck with replacing fiat or ATM cards or credit cards or checks or store cards or gas cards or prepaid cards or EBT cards or PayPal POS because they're all instant.