Topic: Real-Time stats - Strange behavior (Read 291 times)
Ok thanks, quite complicated I guess.
I found this quite amusing to watch.
http://realtimebitcoin.info/
But could someone please explain why the estimated value sent sometimes go backwards? Is it transactions that are cancelled because they are not verified? I read the "About" trying to understand. Is it true you can't know if a transaction is "change" or not?
http://realtimebitcoin.info/
But could someone please explain why the estimated value sent sometimes go backwards? Is it transactions that are cancelled because they are not verified? I read the "About" trying to understand. Is it true you can't know if a transaction is "change" or not?
Pretty cool website. If the change address is brand new, and the address you are sending to is brand new, probably not easy to tell which is which. If the change address is related to the original address, and you could figure that out somehow, then maybe?
Here is an image somebody posted on another thread, not sure if it explains how some addresses might be determined to be for change coins.
In other words, I don't know.
I found this quite amusing to watch.
http://realtimebitcoin.info/
But could someone please explain why the estimated value sent sometimes go backwards? Is it transactions that are cancelled because they are not verified? I read the "About" trying to understand. Is it true you can't know if a transaction is "change" or not?
http://realtimebitcoin.info/
But could someone please explain why the estimated value sent sometimes go backwards? Is it transactions that are cancelled because they are not verified? I read the "About" trying to understand. Is it true you can't know if a transaction is "change" or not?
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