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Yes this is the transaction, I'm ignorant to all this as I
Haven't sent or received Bitcoin in a few years. I was asked by 247exchange to pay them for a transaction that I wanted tmhave converted to euro, when I did this here I am, also could someone please tell me how I should have paid fees as I thought they were automatically taken out when I sent the btc
Thanks
Which wallet are you using? Most modern wallet do automatically add a fee to all the transaction and don't allow sending one without a fee. When you send the transaction there should be a field in your wallet which says Transaction Fee, make sure to add at-least 0.0001 BTC/KB to your transaction or else it will take forever to confirm and in some cases, not confirm at all.Haven't sent or received Bitcoin in a few years. I was asked by 247exchange to pay them for a transaction that I wanted tmhave converted to euro, when I did this here I am, also could someone please tell me how I should have paid fees as I thought they were automatically taken out when I sent the btc
Thanks
This transaction of yours: https://blockchain.info/tx/d47769ff46c9c429a3d5dba4fe2a24665f6d55e3f0903a320f533cd6bff47c44 isn't yet dropped, so wait a little longer and it might just go through, although don't hold your breath. It says "High Priority" probably due to the age of the coins.
I think that explains a lot , it was only after i had sent the btc that i was using a bt-q wallet that was dated up to 2013, have updated it now to core version, fingers crossed the transaction goes through.
Yes this is the transaction, I'm ignorant to all this as I
Haven't sent or received Bitcoin in a few years. I was asked by 247exchange to pay them for a transaction that I wanted tmhave converted to euro, when I did this here I am, also could someone please tell me how I should have paid fees as I thought they were automatically taken out when I sent the btc
Thanks
Haven't sent or received Bitcoin in a few years. I was asked by 247exchange to pay them for a transaction that I wanted tmhave converted to euro, when I did this here I am, also could someone please tell me how I should have paid fees as I thought they were automatically taken out when I sent the btc
Thanks
Re: [9000 TH] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + VarDiff
Did we ever find out who came over to Slush's pool and hit us with 3 Petahashes/sec? I was kind of hoping they would stay so we would get more blocks per day but less money per block. I hate blocks that take 12+ hours. Especially the one a few weeks back that took over a day. At least that one wasn't invalid...
think bitmain may have been testing out these babys ,,,,which are nearly good to go https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=784897.0
Re: [9000 TH] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + VarDiff
Glad your confident over a 3 day higher hash rate average and an extra 1 and a half block per day...lets see how this pans out (meantime, no explanation as to hash rise) other than
"Dear miners, we had a busy night tonight. We were experiencing connectivity issues between our US and Europe datacenters which caused a delay in accounting for your submitted shares. No shares have been lost due to our robust stratum implementation. Once the connectivity has resumed all shares have been accounted for in our Europe data centers. Your Slush pool team."
"Dear miners, we had a busy night tonight. We were experiencing connectivity issues between our US and Europe datacenters which caused a delay in accounting for your submitted shares. No shares have been lost due to our robust stratum implementation. Once the connectivity has resumed all shares have been accounted for in our Europe data centers. Your Slush pool team."
Re: ANN: BITMAIN has Tested Its 28nm Bitcoin Mining Chip BM1382
Into 2nd day of mining with all my s3s, happy to report hw errors are negligible, temp 39/40 on all miners, 442gh/s average, drawing approx 345watts from wall... looking excellent so far 
Re: ANN: BITMAIN has Tested Its 28nm Bitcoin Mining Chip BM1382
Hi Guys just off the phone to UPS, will receive my miners tomorrow in the UK, have to pay £287 pounds for 5x S3 in import custom duty. Works out £57 pounds each, would like to hear from anyone else who has paid import duty
Re: ANN: BITMAIN has Tested Its 28nm Bitcoin Mining Chip BM1382
The way I was going to do it was to run the 8 pcie to straight 6pin pcie with adapter from eBay and for the other terminal a dual sata to 6pcie also from eBay, this way your not putting too much current by spitting the 6pcie as you suggested and the sata and 8pins are on different locations in the psu thus less chance off overload