Hey guys, just a quick question:
Been mining with about a dozen or so quad/octo-cores for about a month or two now, been good so far. But it seems recently that my ability to transfer coins has diminished substantially. I used to be able to move 10-20 at a time to a secondary wallet, but it seems now I can only move 0.25-0.5 before hitting the maximum size error. And even that amount only once or twice per hour. I did manage to get in a transfer of 1.0 yesterday, but it's been nothing but 0.5's since then.
Now, I understand this is as designed(something about dust transactions from the pool and double spending). My question is, why is it now almost impossible to transfer any relevant amount of coin? Nothing has changes, same pool, same amount of hash... just been getting frustrated trying to move coins. Trying to move hundreds of QCN in 0.5 increments is not something I want to do. Would shutting the miners off for a 2 days every couple of days alleviate the issue?
Been mining with about a dozen or so quad/octo-cores for about a month or two now, been good so far. But it seems recently that my ability to transfer coins has diminished substantially. I used to be able to move 10-20 at a time to a secondary wallet, but it seems now I can only move 0.25-0.5 before hitting the maximum size error. And even that amount only once or twice per hour. I did manage to get in a transfer of 1.0 yesterday, but it's been nothing but 0.5's since then.
Now, I understand this is as designed(something about dust transactions from the pool and double spending). My question is, why is it now almost impossible to transfer any relevant amount of coin? Nothing has changes, same pool, same amount of hash... just been getting frustrated trying to move coins. Trying to move hundreds of QCN in 0.5 increments is not something I want to do. Would shutting the miners off for a 2 days every couple of days alleviate the issue?
This is a dust problem, now the problem is over (since yesterday) dev of opensource pool have fixed it with pending balance on pools.
cheers
