just found out that that thing I posted above is kind of outdated.
now it's
10 + {I*148} + {O*34} plus or minus 'I' = size. give or take few bytes.
source of that here. it's actually not that hard to understand.
Topic: How to work out how much data your transaction will use? (Read 391 times)
Can anyone explain how the transaction sizes are calculated? For example if i send 1million btc will this take up the whole 1mb? Im not quite sure how this is all calculated.
it's calculated from the number of input and output.
10 + {I*180} + {O*24} = tx size in byte. give or take few bytes.
edit:
there's a more technical explanation here.
Thanks i was thinking it might have been a bit simpler lol. I will have a read over that and try and get my head round it.
Can anyone explain how the transaction sizes are calculated? For example if i send 1million btc will this take up the whole 1mb? Im not quite sure how this is all calculated.
it's calculated from the number of input and output.
10 + {I*180} + {O*24} = tx size in byte. give or take few bytes.
edit:
there's a more technical explanation here.
Can anyone explain how the transaction sizes are calculated? For example if i send 1million btc will this take up the whole 1mb? Im not quite sure how this is all calculated.
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