I am wondering how I can get my bitcoin address to have a negative value. Can some of you hackers out there help me figure out a way to reach realize a negative output? This would be much appreciated.
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My answer is simple
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That appears to be a problem with blockchain.info because there is a missing transaction
No. There are no missing transactions from/to 3M1S3tZVkEJw7zVBtn1Mq8McVyfnNMAuoX
blockchain.info site just calculates inputs and outputs incorrectly
I am wondering how I can get my bitcoin address to have a negative value. Can some of you hackers out there help me figure out a way to reach realize a negative output? This would be much appreciated.
find Mr.satoshi and mortgaged vehicle or your gold, and you will get a balance in your account.lol 
Check this out, a negative "balance" it is:
https://blockchain.info/address/3M1S3tZVkEJw7zVBtn1Mq8McVyfnNMAuoX
https://blockchain.info/address/3M1S3tZVkEJw7zVBtn1Mq8McVyfnNMAuoX
That appears to be a problem with blockchain.info because there is a missing transaction
Lol it would be pretty cool though, but then every1 would do it and it would ruin the currency...
Not possible in the btc world. Hence deflationary as you can't spend what you did not have.
I am wondering how I can get my bitcoin address to have a negative value. Can some of you hackers out there help me figure out a way to reach realize a negative output? This would be much appreciated.
This is very interesting topic, Hope I will know how to do if I got same ting here .
It is not possible to "overdraw" your bitcoin balance. If you attempted to spend inputs that were not there then the TX would be rejected by the network.
Your address does not really have a "balance" but rather has a set of unspent inputs that were received from previous transactions. In order to spend your BTC associated with a specific address you will need to spend a specific unspent input.
Your address does not really have a "balance" but rather has a set of unspent inputs that were received from previous transactions. In order to spend your BTC associated with a specific address you will need to spend a specific unspent input.
That is why I just love Bitcoin and, on a side note, have now broken 100 days on this site!!! Party time!
Damn. You beat me man. Congrats on breaking 100 days! I am currently at 99 days, 12 hours and 15 minutes.Quote
Total time logged in: 100 days, 1 hours and 16 minutes
We both beat escrow.ms by the way (if you care about that, hahaha).
Well I'll be darned.
I actually do learn something new every day that I am involved with Bitcoin.
That is why I just love Bitcoin and, on a side note, have now broken 100 days on this site!!! Party time!
Check this out, a negative "balance" it is:
https://blockchain.info/address/3M1S3tZVkEJw7zVBtn1Mq8McVyfnNMAuoX
I actually do learn something new every day that I am involved with Bitcoin.
That is why I just love Bitcoin and, on a side note, have now broken 100 days on this site!!! Party time!
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Total time logged in: 100 days, 1 hours and 16 minutes
Check this out, a negative "balance" it is:
https://blockchain.info/address/3M1S3tZVkEJw7zVBtn1Mq8McVyfnNMAuoX
I am wondering how I can get my bitcoin address to have a negative value. Can some of you hackers out there help me figure out a way to reach realize a negative output? This would be much appreciated.
Technically, addresses do no have balances: they are simply hashes of public keys. Private keys can be used to spend specific "coins." A coin is defined by it's [transaction hash]:[output index].
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* Trustable (----) has joined #bitcoin
In that example, the hash is not one of a private key; but instead the hash of a payment script (It starts with 3 to indicate that (Pay to Script Hash)). Currently those are mainly used for multisignature transactions, but they don't have to be.
Also, the various block explorers are not always reliable.
Edit: It was pointed out my explanation was slightly wrong. I crossed out the non-carefully vetted statements.
You can't be serious right? You cannot have a negative balance with Bitcoin. It's impossible (or at least should be impossible) to do.
yes,impossible. If possible, the limit of 21 million will be expanded. The amount of btc in one address can be sent out more than it owns. Then infinite number of btc can be created out. 
Why do you guys take this clown so seriously? He has bitcoin all figured out, and says it with confidence:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgr3qEjbstM
More videos and his official channel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E2VNe6Urbo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgr3qEjbstM
More videos and his official channel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E2VNe6Urbo
you don't want to have to pay the overdraft fees of a negative balance BTC wallet!
OP is obviously trolling!
Are you trying to see if you can create a negative balance OR do you have a negative balance at some web site? If so which web site? Or, are you a troll?
It can happen sometimes in the blockchain because it is not good synced, or if you have tried to double spend.
When you resync your wallet it will have the correct amount.
If this happened to you it will be a bug from just the blockchain nodes or your wallet.
I think you meant Blockchain.info, not blockchain. I don't think the blockchain can get unsynced, it's where you sync yourself with. When you resync your wallet it will have the correct amount.
If this happened to you it will be a bug from just the blockchain nodes or your wallet.
It can happen sometimes in the blockchain because it is not good synced, or if you have tried to double spend.
When you resync your wallet it will have the correct amount.
If this happened to you it will be a bug from just the blockchain nodes or your wallet.
When you resync your wallet it will have the correct amount.
If this happened to you it will be a bug from just the blockchain nodes or your wallet.
You can't be serious right? You cannot have a negative balance with Bitcoin. It's impossible (or at least should be impossible) to do.
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