Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 878. (Read 5352367 times)
August 06, 2017, 06:02:48 PM
Hey, can we pay that guy to come talk @#$% about the dust more often? He seems to have unclogged the block-finding pipes.
August 06, 2017, 05:53:28 PM
Block! 
by moecarrimNEW 
by moecarrimNEW August 06, 2017, 05:42:18 PM
Because Bitcoin Core doesn't have hardware wallet support for Trezor and Ledger Wallet.
Though ... that's exactly the same as saying:Trezor and Ledger Wallet doesn't have support for Bitcoin Core
Meanwhile
Block! by Hurrungane
Another short network block - 86 seconds - so not much Tx fees - but the block was almost full
Edit: oh also a payout
August 06, 2017, 05:32:25 PM
Because Bitcoin Core doesn't have hardware wallet support for Trezor and Ledger Wallet.
August 06, 2017, 02:51:58 PM
Having problem moving BTC from one address.
Armory tells me there are too many transactions and doesn't allow.
I tried Electrum, but when I import the private key it appears to be processing forever and never finishes (waited once for over 4 hours).
Armory tells me there are too many transactions and doesn't allow.
I tried Electrum, but when I import the private key it appears to be processing forever and never finishes (waited once for over 4 hours).
Why doesn't anyone use the Standard Bitcoin Core?
I've never heard of Bitcoin-QT limiting the amount of Bitcoin you could transfer, it seems it would make it difficult to buy something. I do believe your stuck with paying a high fee though.
August 06, 2017, 02:45:53 PM
Having problem moving BTC from one address.
Been mining to one address before the fork and it has 770 small transactions totaling about 5.2 BTC. When I tried to transfer the BTC to another address (to use the private key for BCC) Armory tells me there are too many transactions and doesn't allow. Only if I lower the transaction to 0.12 BTC am I allowed and then it wants to charge a high fee. I can override the fee and just pay 0.001 BTC and these go through, but even at this lower fee it will take over 30 transactions to transfer everything out (assuming the cutoff doesn't keep going down) and will cost over $100.
I tried Electrum, but when I import the private key it appears to be processing forever and never finishes (waited once for over 4 hours). Seems to stop responding.
Kano, or anyone else, have you seen this problem and know how to resolve?
Been mining to one address before the fork and it has 770 small transactions totaling about 5.2 BTC. When I tried to transfer the BTC to another address (to use the private key for BCC) Armory tells me there are too many transactions and doesn't allow. Only if I lower the transaction to 0.12 BTC am I allowed and then it wants to charge a high fee. I can override the fee and just pay 0.001 BTC and these go through, but even at this lower fee it will take over 30 transactions to transfer everything out (assuming the cutoff doesn't keep going down) and will cost over $100.
I tried Electrum, but when I import the private key it appears to be processing forever and never finishes (waited once for over 4 hours). Seems to stop responding.
Kano, or anyone else, have you seen this problem and know how to resolve?
August 06, 2017, 11:59:12 AM
Block! by cobramining
That one being a 22min network block meant more fees.
This time the block total was 13.815025
That one being a 22min network block meant more fees.
This time the block total was 13.815025
13.8 is a nice one for sure. lets rip a few more like it.
August 06, 2017, 11:52:09 AM
Block! by cobramining
That one being a 22min network block meant more fees.
This time the block total was 13.815025
That one being a 22min network block meant more fees.
This time the block total was 13.815025
Very good! Three for the day with plenty of time for more!
It would be great to get back ahead of the expected block number!
COMEONBLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!
August 06, 2017, 10:59:28 AM
Block! by cobramining
That one being a 22min network block meant more fees.
This time the block total was 13.815025
That one being a 22min network block meant more fees.
This time the block total was 13.815025
August 06, 2017, 09:31:36 AM
Hello,
I just recently tried to purchase an A741 and controller from the canaan website.
They do not seem to have any kind of automated payment set up.
I sent a request into their support via a ticket, as it seemed to indicate to do.
Does anyone have any past experience they can give me that might help?
dzimmerm
I just recently tried to purchase an A741 and controller from the canaan website.
They do not seem to have any kind of automated payment set up.
I sent a request into their support via a ticket, as it seemed to indicate to do.
Does anyone have any past experience they can give me that might help?
dzimmerm
Wait for link
read the next few pages to get an idea of what to do.
Of the link
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20334881
I liked the gear and ordered another yesterday
August 06, 2017, 09:31:08 AM
Hello,
I just recently tried to purchase an A741 and controller from the canaan website.
They do not seem to have any kind of automated payment set up.
I sent a request into their support via a ticket, as it seemed to indicate to do.
Does anyone have any past experience they can give me that might help?
dzimmerm
I just recently tried to purchase an A741 and controller from the canaan website.
They do not seem to have any kind of automated payment set up.
I sent a request into their support via a ticket, as it seemed to indicate to do.
Does anyone have any past experience they can give me that might help?
dzimmerm
Last time I bought from Canaan, they replied back with two payment options: bank transfer and Bitcoin. Bitcoin probably your best bet for obvious reasons and low fees. If you do a bank transfer, make sure you get a street address and phone number for the company (not their bank) as I ran into an issue with that at my bank when I sent them USD.
Also, hello from Columbus!
August 06, 2017, 08:32:19 AM
Hello,
I just recently tried to purchase an A741 and controller from the canaan website.
They do not seem to have any kind of automated payment set up.
I sent a request into their support via a ticket, as it seemed to indicate to do.
Does anyone have any past experience they can give me that might help?
dzimmerm
I just recently tried to purchase an A741 and controller from the canaan website.
They do not seem to have any kind of automated payment set up.
I sent a request into their support via a ticket, as it seemed to indicate to do.
Does anyone have any past experience they can give me that might help?
dzimmerm
August 06, 2017, 08:10:30 AM
Regarding BitCH.
Firstly and most obviously, I wont be giving the pool wallet private keys to anyone.
It seems there are some scammers around asking for the private keys from various people to get at the BCH ... but ... obviously ... if you give a private key to someone, they also have access to your BTC wallet address forever ... yeah that would be a stupid thing to do.
Secondly, this is a BTC pool, not a BCH pool, and although I doubt theymos is correct saying that BCH is insecure and might allow others to steal your bitcoin,
I'm not having the pool wallet go anywhere near a BCH wallet any time in the near future.
Consider any BCH that you didn't control in the manner that was clearly pointed out in many places in bitcoin, in your own wallet, as gone.
If, due to some armageddon in the dark distant future, I close the pool and check if there's any BCH, well yep I guess I'll have made some BCH also, which I expect will be worthless by then anyway
No I'm not going to risk the pool's BTC wallet, so don't ask.
Firstly and most obviously, I wont be giving the pool wallet private keys to anyone.
It seems there are some scammers around asking for the private keys from various people to get at the BCH ... but ... obviously ... if you give a private key to someone, they also have access to your BTC wallet address forever ... yeah that would be a stupid thing to do.
Secondly, this is a BTC pool, not a BCH pool, and although I doubt theymos is correct saying that BCH is insecure and might allow others to steal your bitcoin,
I'm not having the pool wallet go anywhere near a BCH wallet any time in the near future.
Consider any BCH that you didn't control in the manner that was clearly pointed out in many places in bitcoin, in your own wallet, as gone.
If, due to some armageddon in the dark distant future, I close the pool and check if there's any BCH, well yep I guess I'll have made some BCH also, which I expect will be worthless by then anyway
No I'm not going to risk the pool's BTC wallet, so don't ask.
This is what has always made this pool and kept my attention.
Straight talk and answers...transparency.
Regardless of who does or does not like the message, at least it isn't hiding behind a wall of s00n and to the m00n or I didn't mean it that way, etc
August 06, 2017, 06:59:29 AM
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Consider any BCH that you didn't control in the manner that was clearly pointed out in many places in bitcoin, in your own wallet, as gone.
If, due to some armageddon in the dark distant future, I close the pool and check if there's any BCH, well yep I guess I'll have made some BCH also, which I expect will be worthless by then anyway Tongue
No I'm not going to risk the pool's BTC wallet, so don't ask.
If, due to some armageddon in the dark distant future, I close the pool and check if there's any BCH, well yep I guess I'll have made some BCH also, which I expect will be worthless by then anyway Tongue
No I'm not going to risk the pool's BTC wallet, so don't ask.
lol well if you happen to of came out ahead with an almost worthless 0.00003558 BCH from grand tottal of collected btc dust that I have gathered up. You can go right ahead and keep my 0.00003558 BCH as a tip.. I'm sure its not going to break me or even cause me to have to postpone my retirement by more then a few seconds. ;-)
August 06, 2017, 05:06:55 AM
Block! by blockmines
by blockmines August 06, 2017, 12:43:42 AM
Regarding BitCH.
Firstly and most obviously, I wont be giving the pool wallet private keys to anyone.
It seems there are some scammers around asking for the private keys from various people to get at the BCH ... but ... obviously ... if you give a private key to someone, they also have access to your BTC wallet address forever ... yeah that would be a stupid thing to do.
Secondly, this is a BTC pool, not a BCH pool, and although I doubt theymos is correct saying that BCH is insecure and might allow others to steal your bitcoin,
I'm not having the pool wallet go anywhere near a BCH wallet any time in the near future.
Consider any BCH that you didn't control in the manner that was clearly pointed out in many places in bitcoin, in your own wallet, as gone.
If, due to some armageddon in the dark distant future, I close the pool and check if there's any BCH, well yep I guess I'll have made some BCH also, which I expect will be worthless by then anyway
No I'm not going to risk the pool's BTC wallet, so don't ask.
Firstly and most obviously, I wont be giving the pool wallet private keys to anyone.
It seems there are some scammers around asking for the private keys from various people to get at the BCH ... but ... obviously ... if you give a private key to someone, they also have access to your BTC wallet address forever ... yeah that would be a stupid thing to do.
Secondly, this is a BTC pool, not a BCH pool, and although I doubt theymos is correct saying that BCH is insecure and might allow others to steal your bitcoin,
I'm not having the pool wallet go anywhere near a BCH wallet any time in the near future.
Consider any BCH that you didn't control in the manner that was clearly pointed out in many places in bitcoin, in your own wallet, as gone.
If, due to some armageddon in the dark distant future, I close the pool and check if there's any BCH, well yep I guess I'll have made some BCH also, which I expect will be worthless by then anyway
No I'm not going to risk the pool's BTC wallet, so don't ask.
August 05, 2017, 10:44:00 PM
Block by dsjif!
August 05, 2017, 10:43:41 PM
With fees dropping, I decided to move some coins around and sent a transaction with a 0.5 sat/B fee. I'm concerned it won't get confirmed. I sent the transactions with RBF enabled, but I didn't save the transaction in Electrum. What are my options if it doesn't get confirmed?
Not an answer to your question, however:The pool payout transactions are ... 42,000 sat fee and about 28k bytes ... so about 1.5sat/byte
There's a second issue however of bitcoind relaying the transaction to another bitcoind - there are default absolute limits in that also that the bitcoinds would have to change to relay tiny transactions.
Since blocks are not very full, your transaction probably will confirm anyway, but that's the risk you take for trying to pay a very low fee.
Block!
by dsjif August 05, 2017, 10:32:42 PM
With fees dropping, I decided to move some coins around and sent a transaction with a 0.5 sat/B fee. I'm concerned it won't get confirmed. I sent the transactions with RBF enabled, but I didn't save the transaction in Electrum. What are my options if it doesn't get confirmed?
August 05, 2017, 08:26:03 PM
Yeah I been putting a 42,000 sat fee in each of the block payouts (and I'll keep doing this for the time being while it continues to work)
Aww, I like getting notification emails from blockonomics that show several transactions when we're on a roll!
(for those that aren't sure, that sarcasm
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