Topic: My BTC TXs have a relatively large size compared to others. (Read 161 times)
That won't be an option. Many thanks though.
After getting a little deeper in understood that P2SH transactions are bigger in size that P2PKH
Any way to get around that without giving up my 2FA wallet?
No. The other way would be to use a service that offers 2FA for your account (and not the address itself). But this would means that you (probably) wouldn't control your keys. Any way to get around that without giving up my 2FA wallet?
After getting a little deeper in understood that P2SH transactions are bigger in size that P2PKH
Any way to get around that without giving up my 2FA wallet?
Any way to get around that without giving up my 2FA wallet?
Hello,
Almost all my TXs have relatively large size compared to their similar ones.
Take this as an example, that should be the slimmest TX in size as it has only 1 input and only 1 output.
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/c0ffa2fd4b0490e8fac17c65600cf1a695b8750ce39303f623ae3f83f84c3cd8
This one is 339 Bytes similar TXs should be like 192 or so.
A second one with 1 input and 2 outputs has a size of 372, similar ones are 226 bytes
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d0ccff3a41079dbb12040ed0dd566d85b968f2b27ed68a6185abc73e6ee8283e
What is actually the reason behind this? I am running electrum
Almost all my TXs have relatively large size compared to their similar ones.
Take this as an example, that should be the slimmest TX in size as it has only 1 input and only 1 output.
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/c0ffa2fd4b0490e8fac17c65600cf1a695b8750ce39303f623ae3f83f84c3cd8
This one is 339 Bytes similar TXs should be like 192 or so.
A second one with 1 input and 2 outputs has a size of 372, similar ones are 226 bytes
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d0ccff3a41079dbb12040ed0dd566d85b968f2b27ed68a6185abc73e6ee8283e
What is actually the reason behind this? I am running electrum
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