How can I get rid of dust in my wallet?

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Quote from: dothebeats on February 27, 2015, 11:04:54 AM

Try creating a wallet in blockchain.info and sweep the balance on that wallet. in that way you can get all the balances in one go and prevent having a high fee for every transaction because of the dust inputs in your wallet.

Sorry for only revisiting my thread now, I got busy at work and had little time to post. Thank you for all positive posts like the post above. The other posts does not bring anything positive to the table, so I simply ignore it.
I ignore troll posts as a rule anyway ^Smile^
The solutions you provided sorted out my problem [Thanks 2 All]

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I can group it together for you, easy as pie! Just give me your wallet and encryption codes (assuming you've enabled that (hint: you should)) and I'll give it back within a few minutes! Grin

(Don't actually do that)

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Quote from: randy8777 on March 15, 2015, 02:16:23 PM

Quote from: maku on February 27, 2015, 11:48:13 AM

It still amazes me how people are greedy to the point of using faucets with earning rate 1 Cent per day and receiving giveaways less than half of a cent. People just stop doing that! Dust on your wallet will never appear then!

at the very beginning i was trying to get as much coins as possible from faucets.
but i stopped doing so as it is just a waste of time. too much effort for a very low reward.

Faucets are probably a good idea during the initial distribution stage of a coin. I can't see using them to acquire bitcoin or anything that's been around for more than a month though.

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Quote from: randy8777 on March 15, 2015, 02:16:23 PM

Quote from: maku on February 27, 2015, 11:48:13 AM

It still amazes me how people are greedy to the point of using faucets with earning rate 1 Cent per day and receiving giveaways less than half of a cent. People just stop doing that! Dust on your wallet will never appear then!

at the very beginning i was trying to get as much coins as possible from faucets.
but i stopped doing so as it is just a waste of time. too much effort for a very low reward.

Same, but I think at the start it was sort of worth it. I just wanted to see a few coins in my wallet. Then it just became a problem and waste of time, sure.

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Quote from: maku on February 27, 2015, 11:48:13 AM

It still amazes me how people are greedy to the point of using faucets with earning rate 1 Cent per day and receiving giveaways less than half of a cent. People just stop doing that! Dust on your wallet will never appear then!

at the very beginning i was trying to get as much coins as possible from faucets.
but i stopped doing so as it is just a waste of time. too much effort for a very low reward.

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Quote from: Slark on February 27, 2015, 10:51:26 AM

When you know that amount of coins in your wallet is lower than fee for sending these coins you know something is wrong.

Been there unfortunately. Took a lot of time and effort to resolve.

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Quote from: maku on February 27, 2015, 11:48:13 AM

It still amazes me how people are greedy to the point of using faucets with earning rate 1 Cent per day and receiving giveaways less than half of a cent. People just stop doing that! Dust on your wallet will never appear then!

True. There are far more better ways to earn btc rather than stay in faucets. Just keep posting here in BTT and participate in discussions. Wait until you reach Full Member status and join a signature campaign. Dust outputs would be avoided in that way. Cheesy

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It still amazes me how people are greedy to the point of using faucets with earning rate 1 Cent per day and receiving giveaways less than half of a cent. People just stop doing that! Dust on your wallet will never appear then!

dothebeats

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Try creating a wallet in blockchain.info and sweep the balance on that wallet. in that way you can get all the balances in one go and prevent having a high fee for every transaction because of the dust inputs in your wallet.

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When you know that amount of coins in your wallet is lower than fee for sending these coins you know something is wrong.

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Quote from: Q7 on February 27, 2015, 10:17:22 AM

There are quite a number of people including myself who consolidate my coins. Probably all you need is some wallet which allows you to set your own custom transaction fee so that you can combine the coins into one single output. It will be difficult if you have dust payment amount to 5000 sats because no matter what you do, it is almost impossible to avoid paying a fee.

Also, if you have too much inputs, your transaction size will rise thus also rising your fees for the transaction. You can still possibly send 5000 sat without a fee but it would probably not be confirmed and dropped from the memory pool as transactions only above 0.01BTC are considered to be eligible for free transactions.

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There are quite a number of people including myself who consolidate my coins. Probably all you need is some wallet which allows you to set your own custom transaction fee so that you can combine the coins into one single output. It will be difficult if you have dust payment amount to 5000 sats because no matter what you do, it is almost impossible to avoid paying a fee.

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Quote from: ranochigo on February 26, 2015, 06:27:34 AM

Quote from: koelen3 on February 26, 2015, 04:23:21 AM

Quote from: ranochigo on February 25, 2015, 06:04:14 AM

Quote from: koelen3 on February 24, 2015, 11:38:55 AM

I got a question, forget about dust.
Let us suppose , i use a single blockchain wallet for all of my transations(not dust) but since there are so many of them over time , so in future will it have the same problem as this dust ? i.e. high transaction fee and less output?

Yes, large TX sizes are associated with high amount of inputs/outputs. A good idea is to combine coins every few transactions and send them to another wallet without fees. You can spend them in chunks in the future without incurring large amount of fees.

Didn't really got the sending it w/o fee part Huh

You can set custom fees. If you aren't in need of the funds immediately, for every 2 deposit, send the BTC to another wallet without fees, thus it would minimize the amount of input needed for one transaction.

Oh! ok
Thank you

I think time for me to do it

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Quote from: koelen3 on February 26, 2015, 04:23:21 AM

Quote from: ranochigo on February 25, 2015, 06:04:14 AM

Quote from: koelen3 on February 24, 2015, 11:38:55 AM

I got a question, forget about dust.
Let us suppose , i use a single blockchain wallet for all of my transations(not dust) but since there are so many of them over time , so in future will it have the same problem as this dust ? i.e. high transaction fee and less output?

Yes, large TX sizes are associated with high amount of inputs/outputs. A good idea is to combine coins every few transactions and send them to another wallet without fees. You can spend them in chunks in the future without incurring large amount of fees.

Didn't really got the sending it w/o fee part Huh

You can set custom fees. If you aren't in need of the funds immediately, for every 2 deposit, send the BTC to another wallet without fees, thus it would minimize the amount of input needed for one transaction.

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Quote from: ranochigo on February 25, 2015, 06:04:14 AM

Quote from: koelen3 on February 24, 2015, 11:38:55 AM

I got a question, forget about dust.
Let us suppose , i use a single blockchain wallet for all of my transations(not dust) but since there are so many of them over time , so in future will it have the same problem as this dust ? i.e. high transaction fee and less output?

Yes, large TX sizes are associated with high amount of inputs/outputs. A good idea is to combine coins every few transactions and send them to another wallet without fees. You can spend them in chunks in the future without incurring large amount of fees.

Didn't really got the sending it w/o fee part Huh

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Quote from: koelen3 on February 24, 2015, 11:38:55 AM

I got a question, forget about dust.
Let us suppose , i use a single blockchain wallet for all of my transations(not dust) but since there are so many of them over time , so in future will it have the same problem as this dust ? i.e. high transaction fee and less output?

Yes, large TX sizes are associated with high amount of inputs/outputs. A good idea is to combine coins every few transactions and send them to another wallet without fees. You can spend them in chunks in the future without incurring large amount of fees.

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Just save the wallet.dat file associated with the dust. Someday that dust will be worth something.

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send as much as you can to your new wallet. I did this and left some of the dust. in the end, i sold them in bitstamp

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Sooner or later, a man who wears two faces forgets

I got a question, forget about dust.
Let us suppose , i use a single blockchain wallet for all of my transations(not dust) but since there are so many of them over time , so in future will it have the same problem as this dust ? i.e. high transaction fee and less output?

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Quote from: The Young Turk on February 21, 2015, 01:01:43 PM

Quote from: troleybüs on February 21, 2015, 10:31:38 AM

How do we use coin control? Is it automatically calculated minimum tx fee?
Sending without fee is always an option if you have time.

First you need to activate coin control feature from the settings.
Then click the send page of the core wallet.

You'll see the rectangle about this feature.

Click the "Inputs..." button and you can see the inputs. Select the smallest amounts and "lowest priority" inputs.

I prefer paying 1000 sats per kb. (1 satoshi for 1 byte). This amount of fee makes the tx "medium priority" and usually it gets in a block in 1 hour (or 6 blocks).

Thank you, I know that. I didn't know it was called coin control though.

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