Could u please have a look at blockchain again for this transaction.
I send several transactions and was switching servers several times because sending didnt work out.
e45413daf14b737f9150bf3badc749bdc19b43f572e4c12a4bfa2b927689392b
What does it mean? And how can I now Transfer the Money?
I send several transactions and was switching servers several times because sending didnt work out.
e45413daf14b737f9150bf3badc749bdc19b43f572e4c12a4bfa2b927689392b
What does it mean? And how can I now Transfer the Money?
like nydiacaskey01 said, it's a double spent input, but this is no problem whatsoever!
Both transactions use the same input, but they also generate one output to one address, and it's the same address for both transactions.
i can imagine what might have happened: you created the first transaction, it was forgotten by part of the network, your wallet removed the transaction from it's database so it could use the input from the first transaction again. Subsequently, you created a transaction using the same parameters as the first one, so your wallet's algorithm chose the same input again to create an output to the same address.
After it was broadcasted, other nodes like blockchain.info still had the initial tx in their mempool, so they now have 2 allmost identical transactions using the same inputs (so they catalog it as a double spend, which is the correct thing for them to do)
What will happen... Either both transactions remain unconfirmed and they're both forgotten after a while, or one of the two gets into a block and the other one is cancelled...
