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bogglor

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Quote from: makishart on January 31, 2015, 11:41:13 AM

Quote from: bogglor on January 31, 2015, 11:21:03 AM

Quote from: makishart on January 31, 2015, 11:08:32 AM

I think its all about the addresses your wallet choose to take dgb's to send.
If it takes from many addresses the fee is higher. Well I don't know exactly how it works but I have seen that fee's depends on addresses and number and amount of incoming transactions..
If you try to choose manually the source the fee will be always the same.

Not sure what you mean by choose manually.

I tried several more times than I took screenshots, and the fee constantly changed. It would even add a fee for 15k, but not 20k or 30k. It made no sense at all.

I even got 'too large' trying 300k, but it would allow 500k.

Something funky is going on...

Can anyone else do some testing and see if you get the same results? You can test without sending coins, you click cancel after it tells you what the fee will be.

options-->wallet-->expert--->enable coin control features

then at send you will see coin control features.
if you choose input you will find all addresses that holds coins for you.
there you tick the one you like to use for sending.
check one and you will see the results at send

Oh, that's pretty cool. I didn't know about that. Thanks!

bogglor

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Quote from: esotericizm on January 31, 2015, 11:32:55 AM

Quote from: bogglor on January 31, 2015, 11:21:03 AM

Quote from: makishart on January 31, 2015, 11:08:32 AM

I think its all about the addresses your wallet choose to take dgb's to send.
If it takes from many addresses the fee is higher. Well I don't know exactly how it works but I have seen that fee's depends on addresses and number and amount of incoming transactions..
If you try to choose manually the source the fee will be always the same.

Not sure what you mean by choose manually.

I tried several more times than I took screenshots, and the fee constantly changed. It would even add a fee for 15k, but not 20k or 30k. It made no sense at all.

I even got 'too large' trying 300k, but it would allow 500k.

Something funky is going on...

Can anyone else do some testing and see if you get the same results? You can test without sending coins, you click cancel after it tells you what the fee will be.

Do you use the wallet for mining on p2pools or do you have a wallet that includes alot of transactions?

Here's something worth reading regarding fee's. http://bitcoinfees.com/

That's an interesting read. Pretty much explains what's happening. Not sure it's a good solution though. Maybe someone will think up something better someday. It's almost like miners are penalized for having alot of transactions to their wallet.

Yes my wallet has alot of transactions: over 11k.

,./,./

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that was a very good night!
and a very good morning:D

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Even though volume is low but it will change anytime soon.

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Quote from: bogglor on January 31, 2015, 11:21:03 AM

Quote from: makishart on January 31, 2015, 11:08:32 AM

I think its all about the addresses your wallet choose to take dgb's to send.
If it takes from many addresses the fee is higher. Well I don't know exactly how it works but I have seen that fee's depends on addresses and number and amount of incoming transactions..
If you try to choose manually the source the fee will be always the same.

Not sure what you mean by choose manually.

I tried several more times than I took screenshots, and the fee constantly changed. It would even add a fee for 15k, but not 20k or 30k. It made no sense at all.

I even got 'too large' trying 300k, but it would allow 500k.

Something funky is going on...

Can anyone else do some testing and see if you get the same results? You can test without sending coins, you click cancel after it tells you what the fee will be.

options-->wallet-->expert--->enable coin control features

then at send you will see coin control features.
if you choose input you will find all addresses that holds coins for you.
there you tick the one you like to use for sending.
check one and you will see the results at send

plumptoiletduck

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Quote from: Dennahz on January 31, 2015, 10:33:21 AM

Note that the top wallets on Bittrex didn't move at all.

The volume is still pretty low, so even if large holders wanted to sell, they could easily dump the market. We'll return to the mean soon (high 20s low 30s). The best thing that can happen here is long slow growth. We don't want the attention of pump groups.

I want to be able to spend my digibytes in the future, fast rises like this do us no good.

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Quote from: bogglor on January 31, 2015, 11:21:03 AM

Quote from: makishart on January 31, 2015, 11:08:32 AM

I think its all about the addresses your wallet choose to take dgb's to send.
If it takes from many addresses the fee is higher. Well I don't know exactly how it works but I have seen that fee's depends on addresses and number and amount of incoming transactions..
If you try to choose manually the source the fee will be always the same.

Not sure what you mean by choose manually.

I tried several more times than I took screenshots, and the fee constantly changed. It would even add a fee for 15k, but not 20k or 30k. It made no sense at all.

I even got 'too large' trying 300k, but it would allow 500k.

Something funky is going on...

Can anyone else do some testing and see if you get the same results? You can test without sending coins, you click cancel after it tells you what the fee will be.

Do you use the wallet for mining on p2pools or do you have a wallet that includes alot of transactions?

Here's something worth reading regarding fee's. http://bitcoinfees.com/

bogglor

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Quote from: makishart on January 31, 2015, 11:08:32 AM

I think its all about the addresses your wallet choose to take dgb's to send.
If it takes from many addresses the fee is higher. Well I don't know exactly how it works but I have seen that fee's depends on addresses and number and amount of incoming transactions..
If you try to choose manually the source the fee will be always the same.

Not sure what you mean by choose manually.

I tried several more times than I took screenshots, and the fee constantly changed. It would even add a fee for 15k, but not 20k or 30k. It made no sense at all.

I even got 'too large' trying 300k, but it would allow 500k.

Something funky is going on...

Can anyone else do some testing and see if you get the same results? You can test without sending coins, you click cancel after it tells you what the fee will be.

CryptoRaver

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I wonder what will happen with the price when the team come up with some updates Cool

Especially the marketing kickoff..

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I think its all about the addresses your wallet choose to take dgb's to send.
If it takes from many addresses the fee is higher. Well I don't know exactly how it works but I have seen that fee's depends on addresses and number and amount of incoming transactions..
If you try to choose manually the source the fee will be always the same.

bogglor

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Quote from: 24hralttrade on January 31, 2015, 10:58:55 AM

Maybe it's because your sending multiple times fast after eachother. Sort of safety for not overflooding the blockchain?

I never sent anything. I cancelled between each attempt.

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Maybe it's because your sending multiple times fast after eachother. Sort of safety for not overflooding the blockchain?

bogglor

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I apologize in advance for all the pictures, but they are needed to show this...

While messing around with the wallet today, I found out that transaction fees are randomly added whether you have it specified in your settings or not, the amount you try to send doesn't matter. Wallet version v3.0.3.0-g354c0f3-MultiAlgo (64-bit)

In my wallet, I have it set to not add a transaction fee:

So, I set up a test to send 50k and a transaction fee was added:

I tried it with a little bit less and there was no fee:

I checked it with 100k and the fee is 4x more than sending 50k:

What about 200k? almost 10x more of a fee than 100k:

Now something really strange happens, I cancel and try again, same amount, and the fee changes!

Let's try alot more coins. Why is the fee less?

What happens if I try to send over a million? It won't let me:

Can anyone explain this?

Dennahz

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Note that the top wallets on Bittrex didn't move at all.

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Quote from: makishart on January 31, 2015, 10:29:15 AM

are we going down now?

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are we going down now?

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Quote from: Geenstijl on January 31, 2015, 09:55:53 AM

Quote from: RB25 on January 31, 2015, 09:52:33 AM

I wonder how much the CNBC online article has to do with this rise. Digibyte was specifically named along side Bitcoin, Ripple and Stellar. There are still lots of haters in the comments section. That's OK, there were lots of haters when someone said the Earth revolved around the Sun, too.

link?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102369183

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Quote from: RB25 on January 31, 2015, 09:52:33 AM

I wonder how much the CNBC online article has to do with this rise. Digibyte was specifically named along side Bitcoin, Ripple and Stellar. There are still lots of haters in the comments section. That's OK, there were lots of haters when someone said the Earth revolved around the Sun, too.

link?

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I wonder how much the CNBC online article has to do with this rise. Digibyte was specifically named along side Bitcoin, Ripple and Stellar. There are still lots of haters in the comments section. That's OK, there were lots of haters when someone said the Earth revolved around the Sun, too.

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We want a steady rise Roll Eyes

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