I wasn't asking about the math.
Topic: How to send Multibit wallet balance in entirety? (Read 3806 times)
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I wasn't asking about the math.
I wasn't asking about the math.
Thanks but isn't there a way to precisely calculate it? I want the end balance to be precisely zero.
It is called a calculator: 2.01958333 - 0.0001 = 2.01948333
Math is hard.
I just confirmed it myself. 0.0001 fee.
Does anyone know the answer to this?
Thanks but isn't there a way to precisely calculate it? I want the end balance to be precisely zero.
It is called a calculator: 2.01958333 - 0.0001 = 2.01948333
Very funny, so that will leave my multibit balance at precisely zero? You are 100% confident that the fee is 1mBTC?
Thanks but isn't there a way to precisely calculate it? I want the end balance to be precisely zero.
It is called a calculator: 2.01958333 - 0.0001 = 2.01948333
Thanks but isn't there a way to precisely calculate it? I want the end balance to be precisely zero.
I want to send the balance of my multibit wallet in its entirety, but I don't know how to calculate the fees. The balance is 2.01958333 and if I try to send that I get an error saying insufficient funds. How do I calculate the fee so that the balance is at zero at the end of the transfer?
I thought that you could elect for zero-fee transactions if you're willing to wait?
I thought that you could elect for zero-fee transactions if you're willing to wait?
The default fee Multibit uses is 0.1 mBTC (0.0001 BTC). So if you didn't manage to send w/o fee, try deducting 1 mBTC from the amount to send. That should do it.
I want to send the balance of my multibit wallet in its entirety, but I don't know how to calculate the fees. The balance is 2.01958333 and if I try to send that I get an error saying insufficient funds. How do I calculate the fee so that the balance is at zero at the end of the transfer?
I thought that you could elect for zero-fee transactions if you're willing to wait?
I thought that you could elect for zero-fee transactions if you're willing to wait?
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