Yeah, I figured.
It just seems strange that it worked fine until at least April and now I am no longer able to send any of those btc, nevermind the small amount that were in that block.
Thanks for your help guys!
Topic: Previous Transaction unspendable (Read 654 times)
24c0e3543b02442bbfb0e5f117029f921ffa41aed9fb3f32078b2552dfa79274
this is the offending txid
this is the offending txid
As knight said, that block was orphaned, so you would have to contact blockchain.info support if you were trying to transfer from the old blockchain.info wallet to the new one.
24c0e3543b02442bbfb0e5f117029f921ffa41aed9fb3f32078b2552dfa79274
this is the offending txid
That block was orphaned, so any transactions coming from that coinbase (generation) transaction is invalid. this is the offending txid
24c0e3543b02442bbfb0e5f117029f921ffa41aed9fb3f32078b2552dfa79274
this is the offending txid
this is the offending txid
What is the txid of that double spend? Is it confirmed? Are the transactions following that confirmed?
Otherwise, there isn't much that people can do here. Contact blockchain.info's support.
Otherwise, there isn't much that people can do here. Contact blockchain.info's support.
Hi everyone,
I have a problem accessing some of my bitcoin, which were supposed to be transferred into the "new" blochain.info wallet.
If I try to spend it from the adress menu, I get the previous transaction unspendable error, I already checked and there was a suspected double spend of some small amount of mined coins way back, but why did it suddenly stop working?
Does anyone have any suggestions for solving this?
Is there some way to reindex the old transactions?
I have a problem accessing some of my bitcoin, which were supposed to be transferred into the "new" blochain.info wallet.
If I try to spend it from the adress menu, I get the previous transaction unspendable error, I already checked and there was a suspected double spend of some small amount of mined coins way back, but why did it suddenly stop working?
Does anyone have any suggestions for solving this?
Is there some way to reindex the old transactions?
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