There is actually another limit that will come into play here.

This is a section from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Maximum_transaction_rate


So as bgade says, with a large number of small inputs you will quickly reach the transaction limit. You also need to consider that larger transactions (in size) carry much heftier fees, up to 500x the normal fee for a 500KB

The following is how BitCoin calculate their fees for transaction size


So as bgade has stated, to avoid large transaction fees and increase the value of single transaction sent from your wallet you need to accumulate higher value transactions into another wallet address first and then send from that address.

As an example, I transferred 15,000 Coino and the transaction fee for that was 5 Coino rather than 0.1 because the accumulated size of the individual transactions required to make up that single 15,000 coino transaction was so large

Regards

but Its your pool??!

http://con.easy-mine.eu/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool scam?

Its nothing to do with the number of Coino being sent - its about how many places the wallet has to get Coinos from to add up to the big amount.

If I send you 100 Coino, then 100 more and then 100 more, you have 300 Coino total.  You can send that as 300, but when you do, you are actually taking all three initial transactions and sending the output of them to a single address as 300.  So what you see as one send of 300 is actually 3 inputs to 1 output.

If I sent you one Coino at a time and did that one thousand times, you would have 1000 Coino.  But if you tried to send all of it at one time, it would fail.  1000 inputs to 1 output is just too much for the wallet to take.

You could easily send 1,000,000 million Coino at one time, as long as it didn't arrive 1 Coino at a time. 

The limitation is in the way the block chain of any coin, Coino included, works. 

In the case in point, its trying to take 1057 inputs (35 Coino at a time) and create 1 output.  Its not the amount of Coino that matters, its the number of inputs. 

Its the same reasons pools don't want you to mine directly to their wallets.  If you do, they start throwing errors on withdraw of coins - because they have to combine too many small inputs to make the desired output.

You are correct, easymine is working, I will edit post above. (i clicked all the links in the start page, and the ones not loading of having the wrong actual block number i marked as 'dead'  Maybe i made a mistake somwhere, but hey, therefore it its concept..  

If you cannot withdraw from your pool, the pool does not have enough coins to pay you. This is not a wallet issue I think?!
is it a wallet message, or an MPOS message?

what it is ur reference?
AUR has lost -1500% of its initial value
- 800% Of its value a month ago
- 300% of Its value i 15 days ago
and you tells us about a +70% ? +70% compared to what?!! compared to 0?

With all respect to Balduro idea, I can't imagine who may want to buy AUR right now when Airdrop just begun. Maybe idiots fooled by Sevoque. BTW - what about your Panda Coin?  Do you remeber this coin?

I guess the theory would be - why would someone have been buying all this AUR the last week without a plan to pump the price to the moon?
The price should have gone to zero with the Airdrop. But it didn't. Someone bought ALL the sold coins.

And this is why.

Man would you stop infesting this thread?

Nobody told you to hold all your AUR.
Nobody told you to mine AUR for months.
Even if you really did those things, you had been warned endless times about price going down approaching airdrop day.
You could have sold/mined something else, you only have to blame yourself.
Nevermind that the ridicolous price AUR got was ONLY due to manipulation and never part of the dev's plan.

every iceland will take final 85 dollars

hohoohoh
what great project is that

and when the last airdrop finish the last iceland
will take maybe 1 or 2 dollars

great

as much as I liked the general idea behind the coin the distribution and authorization process are insufficient. One person shouldn't have been able to claim more than 31.8 coins. Claiming coins for others is a total disaster for aurora coin. Not to mention the fork at 5400th block.... Balduro was told that if the coin won't fork before the airdrop there will be no applications / services available and that would lead to a massive wash out to exchanges. It is obvious now that the airdrop is being manipulated. The claims are too massive in a very short period of time so the late fork doesn't even matter I guess 

Lets hope other coins with similar concept will learn a lesson here. I still believe in the concept but lets face it the execution was really poor here.

the pool is a thief ？ who can use the aur explorer ,just help..

Really ?
 See my post again, and explain why the owner push people from a pool to another and lock the withdraw too

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=446062.msg5636715#msg5636715

Mined on this pool http://aur2.easy-mine.eu with a 2.7 MH/s rig, when suddenly this announce was displayed and the payment was canceled:

I wrote to pool admin/owner an email but he didn't reply.. The result of my work on this PROP pool is only 70k  of UNPAID VALID SHARES:
Nice SCAM http://aur2.easy-mine.eu !

Ok thanks.

So on aur2 pool what I need to do is:

-wait for balance to be 100% confirmed

-send an email from login email with screen and payout address



-register to aur3 and continue mining from there


Correct?

Hi,

thanks for your support, could you please clarify something?

Do we need to send payment request only once all the aur2 credit is confirmed?

And that is from our login email?

Thanks in advance