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Topic: Random address sent me 1 satoshi (Read 1774 times)
Most of those dust transactions are just advertisements or someone messing with people and/or the blockchain. At least they have to pay something for such a spam, although I think that miners could be wise to just decide to ignore such transactions or let the fees grow dramatically.
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Probably morons trying to spam the blockchain.
I've recieved about 200k satoshis whom someone, no label no nothing. Maybe someone used the wrong address? 
Is it possible to remove blockchain.info tag from address?
(and remove address from bc.i tagged list)
(and remove address from bc.i tagged list)
Hate dust, sometimes you pay even more fee just to send them..
yeah right, sometimes fee for bitcoin network is more higher than that dust but i think 1 satoshi dust won't confirmed by network
they will vanish after period of time
Not this time, the transaction mentioned in OP has already had 96 confirmations right now.
Hate dust, sometimes you pay even more fee just to send them..
yeah right, sometimes fee for bitcoin network is more higher than that dust but i think 1 satoshi dust won't confirmed by network
they will vanish after period of time
This spam can increase dramatically the size of the blockchain if it's done by several people.
Hate dust, sometimes you pay even more fee just to send them..
I got that several time too, but apparently it's just an another unspent output in wallet.
it took almost a week to confirm it but at last it got confirmed.
it took almost a week to confirm it but at last it got confirmed.
lol, somebody using this method again for advertise some site
it's very annoying, but this one will disappear after few times
just remember somebody use this method to promote sochi winter olympics, with address 1Sochi
it's very annoying, but this one will disappear after few times
just remember somebody use this method to promote sochi winter olympics, with address 1Sochi
I got 1 satoshi too, which is strange as I cannot send transactions smaller than 0.0001 (the fee).
Which wallet has such low fees?
Which wallet has such low fees?
You mean fee or dust output?
The transaction in OP pays 0.0002 BTC with a tx size of 1042 bytes, which is the standard tx fee 0.0001 btc per KB (rounding up to the nearest KB).
Transaction fees should be increased to avoid these satoshi spams.
Checked my address today, I apparently received exactly 1 satoshi from: 162RRiyg9CMZZ5FjyJbSHTLebtFCXd6KWj with the label btcsmart.net
In this transaction:
https://blockchain.info/tx/749559de62baf0ae58d1a70f34ff9c2164a61a7631a88c4ad4d7ecd749d055d2
What the heck is he trying to do, hes sending 1 satoshi to hundreds of addresses.
In this transaction:
https://blockchain.info/tx/749559de62baf0ae58d1a70f34ff9c2164a61a7631a88c4ad4d7ecd749d055d2
What the heck is he trying to do, hes sending 1 satoshi to hundreds of addresses.
It is just an ad.
After receiving a mysterious transaction to your address, some of the receivers will go to blockchain.info to search for it, and a few of them will go to that site.
BTW, you received 10 satoshi instead. Congrats for getting 10 times more lol.
I got 1 satoshi too, which is strange as I cannot send transactions smaller than 0.0001 (the fee).
Which wallet has such low fees?
Which wallet has such low fees?
they are technically spamming.. multibit gets rid of those as they will probably never confirm.. i dont know what info they are after, but they are doing it for a reason..
It confirmed. How does a TX with dust outputs confirm? I though that was no longer possible.
I somehow was under the impression that a "gavin" (~5430 satoshi) was a protocol limit, but apparently thats wrong.
Edit: smallest amount that core allows is 0.00000546, so my memory also was wrong by a factor of 10.
Edit2: found it [1], apparently its more complicated.
Quote
// "Dust" is defined in terms of CTransaction::minRelayTxFee,
// which has units satoshis-per-kilobyte.
// If you'd pay more than 1/3 in fees
// to spend something, then we consider it dust.
// A typical txout is 34 bytes big, and will
// need a CTxIn of at least 148 bytes to spend:
// so dust is a txout less than 546 satoshis
// with default minRelayTxFee.
// which has units satoshis-per-kilobyte.
// If you'd pay more than 1/3 in fees
// to spend something, then we consider it dust.
// A typical txout is 34 bytes big, and will
// need a CTxIn of at least 148 bytes to spend:
// so dust is a txout less than 546 satoshis
// with default minRelayTxFee.
[1] https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/eecd3c0fb0625b036f68a7830dda8edde21fcb90/src/core.h#L195
they are technically spamming.. multibit gets rid of those as they will probably never confirm.. i dont know what info they are after, but they are doing it for a reason..
It confirmed. How does a TX with dust outputs confirm? I though that was no longer possible.
they are technically spamming.. multibit gets rid of those as they will probably never confirm.. i dont know what info they are after, but they are doing it for a reason..
It confirmed. How does a TX with dust outputs confirm? I though that was no longer possible.
they are technically spamming.. multibit gets rid of those as they will probably never confirm.. i dont know what info they are after, but they are doing it for a reason..
Well, you're probably going to at least Google the company name if you don't visit it outright. Could host malware. Dumb way to advertise, otherwise... super-slimy.Laxotrade is sending out random TXs that are much bigger (~.0001) and there are a few threads open about them.
I am not sure how effective this kind of advertising from a cost standpoint but they are certainly getting people to look at their name at the very least.
they are technically spamming.. multibit gets rid of those as they will probably never confirm.. i dont know what info they are after, but they are doing it for a reason..
Well, you're probably going to at least Google the company name if you don't visit it outright. Could host malware. Dumb way to advertise, otherwise... super-slimy. 
they are technically spamming.. multibit gets rid of those as they will probably never confirm.. i dont know what info they are after, but they are doing it for a reason..
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