Hey Gweedo! Catch!
http://blockchain.info/tx-index/e456f7636b71fa8a2caea87510ce3c122d358152eb6d33348ce5ee4f2ddc2370
Topic: Blockchain.info fees still apply to addresses in same wallet? (Read 4733 times)
Send bitcoin from your wallet to another bitcoin address. All transactions include a 0.005 BTC miners fee.
Damn decimals confusing me. The documentation is wrong it is 0.0005 BTC.
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public static final BigInteger DefaultMerchantFee = BigInteger.valueOf((long) (BitcoinTx.COIN * 0.0005)); //0.0005 BTC Fee
I have noted it in my code.
Is there a 0.0045 BTC finders reward for this error?
that is kinda cheap of you, shouldn't helping find an error enough of a reward, this aint preschool we all don't get stars for doing good things
And perhaps you overlooked the "
" and the actual difference of the error. It was made jokingly. Now stop your trolling, go get some coffee and we can both go our ways and have a great day! 
i aint a troll last time i checked, i am opinionated difference there
Gweedo, I see you post all over and your info is appreciated on the many posts that I read.
Now let's not start WW3 over a misunderstood joke.
Thank you all for helping!
Send bitcoin from your wallet to another bitcoin address. All transactions include a 0.005 BTC miners fee.
Damn decimals confusing me. The documentation is wrong it is 0.0005 BTC.
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public static final BigInteger DefaultMerchantFee = BigInteger.valueOf((long) (BitcoinTx.COIN * 0.0005)); //0.0005 BTC Fee
I have noted it in my code.
Is there a 0.0045 BTC finders reward for this error?
that is kinda cheap of you, shouldn't helping find an error enough of a reward, this aint preschool we all don't get stars for doing good things
And perhaps you overlooked the "
" and the actual difference of the error. It was made jokingly. Now stop your trolling, go get some coffee and we can both go our ways and have a great day! Send bitcoin from your wallet to another bitcoin address. All transactions include a 0.005 BTC miners fee.
Damn decimals confusing me. The documentation is wrong it is 0.0005 BTC.
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public static final BigInteger DefaultMerchantFee = BigInteger.valueOf((long) (BitcoinTx.COIN * 0.0005)); //0.0005 BTC Fee
I have noted it in my code.
Is there a 0.0045 BTC finders reward for this error?
Send bitcoin from your wallet to another bitcoin address. All transactions include a 0.005 BTC miners fee.
Damn decimals confusing me. The documentation is wrong it is 0.0005 BTC.
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public static final BigInteger DefaultMerchantFee = BigInteger.valueOf((long) (BitcoinTx.COIN * 0.0005)); //0.0005 BTC Fee
Don't you mean 0.005?
It should have recently been changed to the correct value (0.0005).
http://blockchain.info/mywallet_api
Making Outgoing Payments
Send bitcoin from your wallet to another bitcoin address. All transactions include a 0.005 BTC miners fee.
Don't you mean 0.005?
It should have recently been changed to the correct value (0.0005).
How do I do this from the merchant api?
There currently isn't a way to set the fee in the merchant api. It's always fixed at 0.0005 BTC for every transaction regardless of whether it is between the same wallet.
Don't you mean 0.005?
How do I do this from the merchant api?
There currently isn't a way to set the fee in the merchant api. It's always fixed at 0.0005 BTC for every transaction regardless of whether it is between the same wallet.
Unless sending anonymously there is no blockchain.info fee.
The miners fee is optional (but recommended) and depends of the transaction size / freshness of the coins (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees). To send without a miners fee use the custom send form and choose "Continue without Fee" when asked.
There used to be the option to select an additional address for the fee out of but that is gone now. You can choose two from addresses instead to partially replicate the functionality.
The miners fee is optional (but recommended) and depends of the transaction size / freshness of the coins (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees). To send without a miners fee use the custom send form and choose "Continue without Fee" when asked.
There used to be the option to select an additional address for the fee out of but that is gone now. You can choose two from addresses instead to partially replicate the functionality.
How do I do this from the merchant api?
Unless sending anonymously there is no blockchain.info fee.
The miners fee is optional (but recommended) and depends of the transaction size / freshness of the coins (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees). To send without a miners fee use the custom send form and choose "Continue without Fee" when asked.
There used to be the option to select an additional address for the fee out of but that is gone now. You can choose two from addresses instead to partially replicate the functionality.
The miners fee is optional (but recommended) and depends of the transaction size / freshness of the coins (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees). To send without a miners fee use the custom send form and choose "Continue without Fee" when asked.
There used to be the option to select an additional address for the fee out of but that is gone now. You can choose two from addresses instead to partially replicate the functionality.
yes if it mets the criteria for having fees, just cause your moving inside your wallet doesn't mean that network knows that. A wallet is just a collection of address, the address with the private key is what gives you control over bitcoins. So moving control of bitcoins to another address under your control still needs to be broadcast and put into a block. For miners to put things into blocks they need fees of course if it isn't meeting the criteria for fees.
Say I want to transfer funds from one address to another address in the same wallet.
2 questions
1. Do the miner/blockchain.info fee still apply?
2. If (1) is true then is there a way to specify which address to take the fee out of?
Example.
Label 1 has 1 BTC
Label 2 has 0 BTC
I want to take 1 BTC and send it from Label 1 to Label 2. Now apparently if question 1 is in effect this is not going to happen.
Can I have say, a label0 that contains say 5 btc and have blockchain.info take the fee out of that?
So to start I have...
Label 0 5 btc
Label 1 1 btc
Label 2 0 btc
After transaction
Label 0 4.995 btc
Label 1 0 btc
Label 2 1 btc
?
2 questions
1. Do the miner/blockchain.info fee still apply?
2. If (1) is true then is there a way to specify which address to take the fee out of?
Example.
Label 1 has 1 BTC
Label 2 has 0 BTC
I want to take 1 BTC and send it from Label 1 to Label 2. Now apparently if question 1 is in effect this is not going to happen.
Can I have say, a label0 that contains say 5 btc and have blockchain.info take the fee out of that?
So to start I have...
Label 0 5 btc
Label 1 1 btc
Label 2 0 btc
After transaction
Label 0 4.995 btc
Label 1 0 btc
Label 2 1 btc
?
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