Quote from: odolvlobo on June 06, 2017, 08:39:01 PM

Quote from: BitHodler on June 06, 2017, 07:18:41 PM

However, the entities that are spamming the network with nonsense transactions are heavily contributing towards mempools more and more filling up, and from there drive up the fees. It's a dirty game that is being played here.

That seems like a crazy conspiracy theory to me. Do you have information on who is "spamming the network", and why they are willing to pay so much money to increase fees for everyone else?

Find it crazy, but, i agree with him.

I would accuse blockchain.info for the problem. I might be wrong but before they decide to make their new wallet(last year) that was forcing everyone to use 1000000s of different wallet address, move bitcoin toward all addresses and always move all bitcoin...When making transaction of 1BTC it send the 1BTC to the person and then transfer the balance of the old wallet to a new wallet address... why? why the fuck would they decide that one wallet address or newly generated address need their money moved to new address everytime they make transaction .... they claim that are biggest wallet on the internet, i am near certain this caused the bitcoin problem we are now facing.

I think they created a big problem by forcing everyone to use thousnads of wallets (one time use) and to keep sending all bitcoin balance to one wallet, and change that wallet always...

What they did did not appear as a problem at first but now talking about confirmation problem, size problem, and so on, i am really thinking the problem is related to that.

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