Topic: Blockchain.info - Bitcoin Block explorer & Currency Statistics - page 29. (Read 482699 times)

Dunno if it's been mentioned before, but I have a suggestion. Right now, you can click the green button to get the fiat equivalent of the bitcoin number displayed in a transaction.

I know blockchain also keeps track of historical price data.

It would be nice to see the fiat value of the transaction, at the time the transaction took place, in addition to seeing what it would be worth currently.

It's been disabled due to database load for a few weeks. There was no indication of an ETA on its re-enabling.

Does anyone know of a working firstbits provider, or an offline script?

I saw this weekend that Firstbits was not working.  I am not sure how long it has not been working.  Are you guys planning to get it working soon?

Thanks!

On iPod touch using blockchain.info web wallet I go to quick send and when I select the box for address to send to it automatically jumps to the top of page making it impossible to see the address I'm typing.

What happened to the address labels that I was using for my own addresses in my wallet?  They've disappeared.  Are these being treated the same as public tags?

This damn error has been haunting me for years. It happens whenever it feels like it and goes away the same way.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, when I get the error and if I try with the EXACT same values 2 hours later it works.

I'm using this: https://blockchain.info/pt/api/json_rpc_api

Any ideas?

On topic of clients.. PLEase.. PLEASE do not try and change the iphone client in anyway... if apple notices they will deny/remove the app from the store..

and if that happens I will NEVER buy another apple product...ever.. and neither will anyone i know if i can help it.

Possible bug of Android client:

When I use Custom Send and specify exact address (with enough funds) to use for input and set "Create new" for change, the transaction will not be created and sent. It shows "Sending" and then returns to the same window.

Are you going to add qr scanning to the online wallet like coinpunk? It would be nice for the iOS people who can't get a good app or they are banned to have all the functionality through the web browser.

submitting tags with a signed message is cool, and it could actually work the other way around as well:

If your address is tagged incorrectly or you simply don't want it tagged, send a removal & lock request with a signed message.

Ok all tag links must now be verified by a moderator before being displayed on the site. The moderation rules will now be a bit stricter, any links should provide context for the purpose of that address which would be useful to other users e.g. "Wikipedia Donation Address" linking to wikipedia.org = good, "This Address Scammed Me!" linking to reddit = bad.

You can now also submit tags verified with a signed message, rather than a link, which will be approved immediately. Blockchain wallet users can do this through the wallet ui label address function.

I will add a way to remove tags soon.

Same issue with #3, had to go to https://www.biteasy.com/blockchain/addresses/ to see unconfirmed TXs.

I think I spotted quite a serious error at blockchain.info (and two smaller unrelated issues):

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First, a Just-Dice customer was asking why his withdrawal hadn't confirmed after several hours, despite having a suitable transaction fee included.  The txid is b1d48276ed55db3be5c38d4939eff11e5669ec41293e06851bc92162c1b64af3.

It turns out it has confirmed, but blockchain.info says it hasn't.

Compare these two views of the same block:

http://blockexplorer.com/block/000000000000000262212b3e353b505b61a5c8ac9db3bc2696b8b833ff8b7573

and

https://blockchain.info/block-index/446114/000000000000000262212b3e353b505b61a5c8ac9db3bc2696b8b833ff8b7573

The block hash is the same, but they are very different.

blockexplorer says the block has:
Transactions?: 748
Size?: 340.818 kilobytes

which blockchain.info says:
Number Of Transactions   306
Size   103.2861328125 KB

What's going on here?

Edit: https://i.imgur.com/DRyldFf.png and https://i.imgur.com/VRIalgR.png show the differences, in case they change before you see this...

Edit2: even worse, an output of the transaction which is confirmed but which blockchain.info thinks isn't has been spent in a confirmed transaction, resulting in this mess (note the red 'u' on one of the inputs):


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A 2nd, unrelated issue, from the same customer:

He sent https://blockchain.info/tx/a65caee9f5b07cebfa030c83a14124e93407847c43eb901959fc7b5f94d3205d using the blockchain.info wallet.  It's over 2kB, but has only 0.0001 BTC in fees.  Shouldn't it have 0.0001 BTC per kB or part thereof?  The blockchain.info transaction view (before it was confirmed) said that the fee was too small, so it knows how much the fee should be, but it doesn't pay it.  Why not?

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A 3rd issue, that I often hear from customers, is that quite often when they withdraw, the unconfirmed transaction doesn't show up in their blockchain.info wallet.  It shows up in every bitcoin-qt wallet - I can "getrawtransaction" on it, and see that it has propagated all over the place, but it doesn't show up when I search for it on blockchain.info.  If I wait for the transaction to confirm, then it shows up on blockchain.info, and if the customer is really impatient, I can "getrawtransaction" on any bitcoin-qt node and paste the output into https://blockchain.info/pushtx - and then it shows up as an unconfirmed transaction.  This problem pops up every few days for me, where blockchain.info fails to notice unconfirmed transactions that are flying around the network.

Ah the appeal to douchebaggery. I'd call out every "someone else" too.

I analogize it to ham radio sites with callsign lookups like QRZ.com; pulling data from the FCC ULS database, and putting ads on it.

OTC WoT is as close to "official" as you can get, and so is anything pulling from it, other than a typical search engine. Pretty much the same for BCT profile/sig addresses, unless non-greedy people put some other entity's donation address.

Seems a tad overkill to make personal tipping addresses rotate off a MPK on a separate website.

If Piuk didn't do something like this, someone else would.

There is nothing "official" about this list of tags.  Anyone that treats it that way is foolish.  Anyone can claim that addresses are owned by anyone they want.  Some people seem to take pleasure in that, I don't understand why.

Here's a suggestion...

Use a new address for every transaction.  Then tags like this quickly become far less interesting.

It should be opt-in only. The only way to tag an address should be by signing an OTP with the address' private key. I don't remember 100% of bitcointalk or #bitcoin-otc users approving of our addresses being scraped into the db. Please purge all tags for now.

Actually, it would be cool to be able to remove/edit tag entry provided you are able to sign some special message with address' private key.

Is it possible to remove public tags from addresses?

Because the huge https://blockchain.info/address/1CbR8da9YPZqXJJKm9ze1GYf67eKAUfXwP address is currently tagged as "Sheep Market Scam", but it is much more likely to be a BTC-E Wallet, possibly Cold Storage.

Verified by several people who deposited to BTC-E and had their coins sweeped into that address, see
http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1s2upf/the_sheep_market_scam_address_does_not_actually
for reference.


I think it would be good to have a feature to be able to contest public wallet descriptions, or at least remove this one, as it has also led to several news articles stating things like "BTC worth 92 Million USD stolen from Black Market", which is probably wrong, and while it is not Blockchains job to help lazy journalists, being able to clear things like this might be in everybodys interest.

The cool thing about this service is that it is theoretically possible to use the data you (should have) downloaded and tucked away to re-claim your funds using Multibit (I think) if you cannot log in or get support.  This would be the case if, say, Blockchain.info were shut down by the authorities and their servers and data confiscated.

If you resort to this method of getting your money back, it would be interesting to know how it goes.

Hi!

We use Receive Payments API to generate bitcoin addresses and forward bitcoin donations from them to recipients without touching the money ourselves (see http://coingiving.com/). It worked nicely & instantly, thanks for your service!

But recently one of our users reported that he donated 0.001 btc to 17XRua8j8akFzUoqoe98SfaYy3DhkD34ds and his donation was not forwarded immediately to recipient (16fQZ5zND7jGPxBubWhBvVZiNXjTb5w1zK).

Could you please confirm that the address 17XRua8j8akFzUoqoe98SfaYy3DhkD34ds belongs to blockchain.info and 0.001 btc will be sent to 16fQZ5zND7jGPxBubWhBvVZiNXjTb5w1zK?

Thanks!

Update: the issue has been resolved.