Well, found the answer by myself, thanks anyway for reading.
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/9709/do-unconfirmed-transactions-expire
Topic: Questions about blockchain and unconfirmed transactions (Read 657 times)
Hi, technical question, probably trivial at the eyes of most of you but...
I've done some tests with dogecoin blockchain, sending some 0-fee transactions, I suppose that testing it on dogecoin or bitcoin is the same and, instead of using bitcoin testnet, I did them on 'dogechain'.
The result is this one: http://pastebin.com/DXavsutZ
As you can see I've made a dogecoind-nftf (similar to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/update-2015-05-10-bitcoin-core-soft-fork-no-forced-tx-fee-v0101-available-22434), so all the transactions are 0-fee, even though they're small.
The trick didn't worked with dust (0.0000001), the transactions was rejected and unavailable and unbrowsable, but worked with a small amount like 10 dogecoin.
Now, about this test, I have 2 questions:
a) Why I still have balance, once I've sent the coins out ? (of course the destination addresses and source were indexed on the same dogecoind)
b) If a transaction isn't included into a block (0 confirmations ~12 hrs later) but is available in the explorer, where is it ? In the mempool? And if it's in the mempool... the mempool has a buffer limit which prevents the dust flood, or I soiled throughout its lifetime?
Ex:
http://dogechain.info/block/bfc88eae5db0957e9911765f0c201e3f2bce0f72b7718c7caad266c3af734b3c
http://dogechain.info/block/6862a8349cd26ce42c07a0348d74b8c4cea9dd40547e7e67527ad6c4585c4f9c
http://dogechain.info/block/5c04619188d023018b471f0065387f6faf1776e8f2d88686ac9111fa61e41c21
http://dogechain.info/block/ef0a8c1f8ebd9b3872a3b74e5808d29ba1962dbe012c77f1d5c287685db76ba5
Thank you
I've done some tests with dogecoin blockchain, sending some 0-fee transactions, I suppose that testing it on dogecoin or bitcoin is the same and, instead of using bitcoin testnet, I did them on 'dogechain'.
The result is this one: http://pastebin.com/DXavsutZ
As you can see I've made a dogecoind-nftf (similar to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/update-2015-05-10-bitcoin-core-soft-fork-no-forced-tx-fee-v0101-available-22434), so all the transactions are 0-fee, even though they're small.
The trick didn't worked with dust (0.0000001), the transactions was rejected and unavailable and unbrowsable, but worked with a small amount like 10 dogecoin.
Now, about this test, I have 2 questions:
a) Why I still have balance, once I've sent the coins out ? (of course the destination addresses and source were indexed on the same dogecoind)
b) If a transaction isn't included into a block (0 confirmations ~12 hrs later) but is available in the explorer, where is it ? In the mempool? And if it's in the mempool... the mempool has a buffer limit which prevents the dust flood, or I soiled throughout its lifetime?
Ex:
http://dogechain.info/block/bfc88eae5db0957e9911765f0c201e3f2bce0f72b7718c7caad266c3af734b3c
http://dogechain.info/block/6862a8349cd26ce42c07a0348d74b8c4cea9dd40547e7e67527ad6c4585c4f9c
http://dogechain.info/block/5c04619188d023018b471f0065387f6faf1776e8f2d88686ac9111fa61e41c21
http://dogechain.info/block/ef0a8c1f8ebd9b3872a3b74e5808d29ba1962dbe012c77f1d5c287685db76ba5
Thank you
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